What to do with the suede travel soles and upper sections?

How to take care of suede leather:

1. How to deal with oil stains when the upper is dirty

1. Do not wipe with cloth

That will only be self-defeating. Due to the characteristics of the suede leather surface, fine dust will not only be rubbed to the bottom of the suede fiber, but also be rubbed to places other than the dirty place.

2. Use a soft brush to brush the upper.

If the upper is dusty or muddy, make sure it is dry first, and then use a soft brush to gently brush the upper back and forth.

3. Use an eraser to remove any oil stains accidentally caused by eating hot pot or barbecue. For oily or stubborn oil stains, use a soft brush dipped in some soap to clean and rinse. Just clean it. For oil stains that are not particularly stubborn, you can also try to remove them with an eraser used by elementary school students. The effect is particularly good.

2. Treatment of damaged and scratched shoe uppers

1. When the leather surface is dry, use a knife to trim the damage.

2. Then use a file and sandpaper (selected according to the degree of damage and operation needs, which can play a certain grinding role) to sand the damaged area, and then use a harder brush to brush back and forth or rotate the repaired area.

3. During daily care, the shoe upper can be fully brushed to remove dust and restore the fuzz on the leather surface to a certain extent, which is very effective in removing scratches.

3. How to deal with wet suede

First use paper to absorb almost all the water on the shoe, and then put some scrap newspaper balls into the shoe (you can change a few in the middle) times) Place it upright, put the newspaper to give the shoes a shape and let them dry naturally. Depending on the ventilation conditions, it usually takes 2-3 days. Never expose them to the sun or bake them, as overheating will damage the rubber soles.

Maintenance methods:

1. Make sure the shoes are dry before putting them away to prevent moisture from causing mold. You can put a few bags of desiccant.

2. Stuff the shoes with waste paper balls. For high-top shoes, it is best to stuff the paper balls into the upper openings. The purpose of this is to prevent the shoes from deforming over time.

3. Do not store shoes in plastic bags in an airtight manner. Shoes also need to breathe to prevent mildew. Finally, just store the stored shoes in a dry place.