Waterproofing sprays work on leathers, suedes, and textiles, and will help prevent your shoes from staining at the slightest drop of rain. When wearing black shoes, it's easy to forget this step, but we advise against neglecting it. However, with suede and colored shoes, it's mandatory to preserve them in their initial state! If there's one product you must have in your closet, it's this one. Ideally, apply it for the first time before wearing your shoes and then repeat the process regularly, especially during rainy weather.

Stacked on top of each other, squeezed into closets, or compressed in suitcases, your shoes sometimes endure tough conditions. If left neglected in these conditions for too long, they may have a harder time regaining their original shape, and creases and marks can form on the leather.

To prevent this, we recommend using shoe trees that help your shoes maintain their initial shape, avoid crease marks, and absorb moisture from the leather. For boots, don't hesitate to use boot shapers to keep the shaft upright. If you don't have these items, tissue paper from shoe boxes can be used for the same purpose, or even a balled-up pair of socks will do the trick!

Before maintaining the leather of your shoes, if you notice any stains, you can use a damp cloth and gently rub to make them disappear. This works perfectly fine on leather, but for suede, be cautious not to rub too hard to avoid damaging the nap. Once the leather is perfectly clean, apply a cream or polish to deeply nourish and bring shine to the material.

This advice applies not only to your shoes but also to your feet! It's recommended to alternate between flat shoes and high heels for the overall well-being of your body. As for your shoes, not wearing the same pair every day allows them to properly air out and avoid the development of bacteria and odors. We understand how much you love wearing your new favorite pair of boots, but consider alternating them with other pairs to keep them in good condition for a longer time!

The common mistake to avoid when our leather shoes have been caught in the rain and become wet is to dry them near a heat source like a radiator. While this may speed up the drying process, it can cause the leather to become stiff and rigid! Instead, we recommend letting them air dry naturally, preferably using shoe trees to prevent any potential deformation. Your shoes will regain their shape without becoming brittle. A gentle cleaning followed by conditioning with a cream will also be appreciated to keep them in good condition.

Immediately after purchase, waterproof and regularly reapply to prevent stains and protect the leather.

Maintenance :

Dust off with a crepe brush or a nubuck sponge.Remove stains using a gum eraser, foam cleaner, or shampoo.Revive the color with a renovator.Waterproof to protect.

Immediately after purchase, waterproof and regularly reapply to prevent stains and protect the leather.

Maintenance :

Clean with a cleaning milk.Polish with a wax polish or colorless cream.Use a polishing brush for application.Shine with a gloss brush.Waterproof to protect.

Do not waterproof as it may damage the material.

Maintenance :

Clean with a cleaning milk.Shine with a lanolin spray applied using a chamois cloth.

Immediately after purchase, waterproof and regularly reapply to prevent stains and protect the leather.

Maintenance :

Shine with a lanolin spray applied using a chamois cloth.Waterproof to protect.CAUTION: Do not apply creams or milks that could get stuck in the embossed pattern.

Immediately after purchase, waterproof and regularly reapply to prevent stains and protect the leather.

Maintenance :

Shine with a lanolin spray applied using a chamois cloth.Waterproof to protect.

Immediately after purchase, waterproof and regularly reapply to prevent stains and protect the leather.

Maintenance :

Clean with a foam or suitable shampoo.Allow to dry away from a heat source.Waterproof to protect.