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Be mindful that if you soak suede or nubuck for an extended period of time (or without any protective spray), you will damage them. So don’t wear your suede shoes in heavy rain or for a long walk in deep snow. What can damage suede? The nap is made of small leather “hairs” which become […]

Mix dish soap into 1 c (240 ml) of warm water. Any liquid dish soap will work for cleaning your shoes. Use about 1 teaspoon (4.9 ml) of soap so the water is sudsy but still clear. Stir the cleaning solution with a toothbrush so it’s evenly mixed. Soap and water work best on all […]

It is okay to wash suede shoes — as long as you do so in a safe, suede-protecting way. Avoid using water to clean your suede shoes. Instead, use a clean cloth, a suede cleaning brick, and vinegar to make your suede shoes look once again like new. What happens if you put suede shoes […]

While machine washing is good for fake leather shoes, your real leather shoes will be damaged when going through the washer, leaving them cracked or faded. Instead, by using such items as a good shoe polish, cleaning rags and a shoe brush, you’ll keep your shoes in great shape. Is it OK to wash leather […]

Set your iron to around 60 to 75 degrees. Dampen a towel, wringing out as much water as possible. Fold the towel to have two layers and place it on the area where shoes crease. Iron the towel that’s over the crease for a few seconds. Can creases be removed from shoes? This is by […]

Professionals recommend a lanoline-based beeswax polish as it will soften and protect the leather at the same time. Wipe off excess polish with a new soft clean cloth and buff the shoe with a soft shoe brush or a pair of nylon panty hose for a super shine. Wait 20 minutes and apply a spray-on […]

It’s best to keep your leather shoes in a room that has at least 40 percent humidity in the air to avoid cracks. If this does not occur naturally, it can be achieved by using a humidifier in your home. When leather is kept in a dry environment for too long, it sucks the moisture […]

Vibram might last forever, but they are very slick on rocks, both dry and wet. Are Vibram soles slip resistant? Vibram outsoles are recognized for being slip, oil, and abrasion-resistant, making them an ideal choice of outsole for construction workers, who frequently walk on slippery and uneven surfaces. Do Vibram soles have good traction? Vibram […]

Well on Wednesday we learned that Vibram has moved to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by a woman who claimed that the company deceived consumers when it claimed, without any scientific backup, that its shoes could decrease foot injuries and strengthen foot muscles. Are Vibrams still popular? Surprising as it is to witness the humble […]

The number one benefit is durability – Vibram soles are easily the most durable shoe soles on the planet. They can last for years, and even decades if you don’t wear the shoes that often. They don’t really disintegrate over time – the only way to wear down the soles is to actually wear the […]

Runners have reported covering up to 1,700 miles on barefoot-style shoes like Vibram’s FiveFingers before the tread broke down on the soles, forcing a replacement purchase. How many miles can you run in Vibram FiveFingers? It’s worth noting that in their peak mileage week during the 10-week study, the conventional-shoe runners reported more average mileage […]

Spray a mix of vinegar water (9 parts water; 1 part vinegar) onto leather shoes to remove water stains. Gently scrub with a cloth until stains are gone. For stubborn stains, moisten a cotton ball in clear leather shoe wax and rub it into the stain. Wipe away the excess and buff the leather with […]

Use A Magic Eraser, Dove Soap And A Toothbrush Use the Magic Eraser to buff out any scuffs, then take a damp toothbrush covered in dove soap and use it to scrub the shoe in small, circular motions. Use paper towels to clean off excess moisture from the inside and outside of the shoes. How […]

After cleaning your bag, you can repair many cracks or scratches with a good leather conditioner. You may need to rub several coats into the surface to get the moisturizer into the damaged areas. Then, for deeper cracks, gently bend the leather to expose the surface of the crack. Can torn leather bag be repaired? […]

How to spot a fake designer handbag Check the quality of the material the bag is made from. Take a close look at the hardware. The stitch work is another area to pay careful attention to. A cheap lining is another clue to look out for. The logo is another easy slip-up area for counterfeiters. […]

How To Repair Leather Tears In 5 Steps Reposition ripped leather edges. Using the dull end of the needle, position the torn leather back into place the best you can. Locate tear from the interior. Apply fabric patch. Finish patch on exterior. Close up repair on the interior. Can a torn leather bag be repaired? […]

Make a cleaning solution with cool water and dish soap. For a few small stains, use a cup (8 ounces) of water and about an ounce of dishwasher soap. You can double or triple this amount for a whole bag. Don’t use hot water when mixing a homemade solution. Hot water will set the stain […]

If you’ve got a scratch or small tear in your leather, do not despair. You can often use olive oil or baby oil to repair the damaged leather. Lightly apply the oil to the affected area with a cotton ball, allow to dry for an hour, then see how it looks. Repeat if necessary. How […]

Meet the shell cordovan The most expensive exotic leather in the world is from the shell cordovan, a leather derived from the flat muscles underneath the hide on a horse’s rump. As you can imagine, not many places in the world raise horses for leather. What is the highest quality leather? full grain leatherAmong real […]

Removing Stains From White Leather Rubbing Alcohol. Rubbing alcohol works best for removing ink stains. Cornstarch or Baking Soda. For oil or grease stains, take a small amount of cornstarch or baking soda and rub gently over the spot. Toothpaste. Cream of Tartar and Lemon Juice. How do you restore white leather to its color? […]