Care Guidelines

1. Gently clean using a soft brush or slightly damp cloth, without soaking the leather.
2. Nourish with a cream suited to the color of your shoe to maintain suppleness and radiance.
3. Polish in circular motions using a soft cloth or a horsehair brush.
4. Protect with a suitable waterproofing spray.
5. Store with wooden shoe trees (preferably cedar) to maintain the shape.

1. Brush gently with a suede-specific brush to remove dust.
2. Remove stains using a suitable suede eraser, applying light pressure.
3. Restore the nap with a horsehair brush to revive the velvety texture.
4. Apply a dedicated waterproofing spray, always testing on a small, hidden area first.
5. Store away from humidity, filled with tissue paper or equipped with shoe trees.

1. Clean gently with a soft cloth; slightly dampen it if needed.
2. Avoid abrasive products — use a dedicated patent leather cleaner if necessary.
3. Apply a patent-specific polish to revive the shine if it begins to fade.
4. Store in a protective dust bag, away from any sharp or abrasive objects.

1. Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth—never use water or cleaning agents.
2. Handle with care to avoid scratches and repeated rubbing.
3. Apply a gentle protective spray designed for metallic finishes, always testing on an inconspicuous area first.
4. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct light.
5. Store individually, in a dust bag, to prevent contact with other items.

1. Dust leather and textile panels with a soft brush.
2. Clean leather areas with a slightly damp cloth, avoiding excessive rubbing.
3. Avoid machine washing, even on a cold cycle.
4. Apply a multi-material waterproofing spray, testing it first on a discreet area.
5. Air your sneakers after each wear and use shoe trees or tissue paper to help preserve their shape.

1. Clean the soles regularly using a damp sponge or a soft brush.
2. Rinse with clear water if dirt builds up in textured grooves.
3. Always let them air-dry — avoid any direct heat source.
4. Store your pairs flat, away from heavy pressure or weight to prevent warping.

1. Gently clean with a soft brush or slightly damp cloth, without saturating the leather.
2. Nourish regularly with a cream suited to the colour of the leather to maintain its suppleness and glow.
3. Polish in circular motions using a soft cloth or a horsehair brush.
4. Protect with an appropriate waterproofing spray.
5. Store in a protective dust bag, filled with tissue paper to help maintain its shape.

1. Dry brush after each use with a dedicated suede brush.
2. Gently rub away stains using a suitable eraser—avoid applying too much pressure.
3. Apply a suede-specific waterproofing spray to protect against moisture and stains.
4. Store away from light and humidity, filled with tissue paper to maintain shape.
5. Avoid prolonged contact with light-colored fabrics, which may transfer dye.

1. Gently wipe with a dry, soft cloth—do not use water or cleaning products.
2. Handle with care to avoid scratches and repeated rubbing.
3. Protect with an ultra-gentle spray, always tested beforehand on an inconspicuous area.
4. Avoid prolonged exposure to light or humidity.
5. Store individually in a protective dust bag, away from contact with other items.

1. Gently clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth—avoid soap or abrasive products.
2. Allow to air dry naturally, away from heat sources or direct sunlight.
3. Do not overfill the bag to maintain its silhouette and structure.
4. Handle with care to protect corners and preserve the coated finish.
5. Store in a dry, well-ventilated space, ideally inside its dust bag.