Keeping your sneakers in good shape involves three steps: clean with a product suited to the material, protect with a waterproof spray, and replace worn laces and insoles. The page features cleaners, brushes, sprays, laces, and insoles. Among the brands available are: Crep Protect, Birkenstock, and Urban Classics.
A protective spray applied to new trainers guards them against stains and water from the first wear.
For sneaker maintenance, start by brushing off any dry dirt, then clean with a soft brush, a bit of water, and a suitable cleaner. Remove the laces and the insole to wash them separately. Let them air dry, away from a radiator, with paper inside.
Smooth leather can be cleaned with soapy water and nourished with a cream. Suede should be brushed dry and cleaned with a special eraser, never soaked. Canvas and mesh can be cleaned with a liquid cleaner and a soft brush.
An waterproofing spray, applied about twenty centimetres away on clean, dry trainers, repels water and stains. Refresh it regularly, especially on suede and light canvas.
Canvas trainers often withstand a cold wash in a mesh bag, without spinning. This should be avoided for leather and suede, and for glued soles, which can come unglued.
New laces freshen up a pair; a new insole restores cushioning and limits odours. Choose laces of the right length based on the number of eyelets.
Shoe trees maintain the shape of the upper and limit creasing at the forefoot; sole protectors prevent wear on the heel for models you want to keep for a long time.
These maintenance brands can be found on the page.
All women's trainers can be found on the page women's trainers, from white leather models to canvas sneakers.
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Scrub the sole with a brush and cleaner, or a damp magic eraser. The yellowing of rubber due to oxidation doesn't always come off completely.
Allow the stain to dry, then gently rub with a suede eraser and brush to lift the nap. Never use hot water on suede.
After each cleaning, and every few weeks with regular use. Suede requires more attention than smooth leather.
Let the trainers dry between wears, wash the insole, and use a deodoriser. Alternate two pairs.
Store away from light and moisture, with shoe trees or paper to maintain shape. Original boxes protect from dust.