SUEDE

Use a soft brush to remove dirt, groom and revive the nap. A crepe rubber can be useful for removing small stains.
Avoid contact with water. A waterproofing spray, used regularly, helps protect the suede.
Consult a cobbler — nothing beats expert care.
Store them properly using a shoe tree or stuffing them with paper to help maintain their shape.

LEATHER

Clean regularly with a soft, dry cloth. If the shoes are very dirty, use a gentle leather-specific cleaner. Apply a cream with a soft cloth and circular motions to restore shine. Pay attention to the color — it should match the leather; using a neutral polish may darken the shoes.
Some shoes feature a hand-crafted shaded effect made with special waxes; in this case, applying products is not recommended as it may alter their appearance.

OILED SUEDE

Oiled suede requires no special care: the more it’s worn, the more its vintage effect becomes part of the shoe’s unique charm. Use a soft-bristled brush to remove dust. Avoid treating it with products, and for any stains or scratches, trust a skilled cobbler for professional care.

NABUCK

Use a soft-bristled brush to remove dust.
If there are stains, consult a cobbler — they will know how to take the best care of your shoes.
To protect against stains and water drops, regular waterproofing with a suitable spray is recommended.
Store them properly using a shoe tree or by stuffing them with paper to help maintain their shape

VELVET

Velvet is an elegant and delicate material — avoid contact with water or substances that could permanently stain it, like oil, detergents, etc.
Wipe with a cloth to remove dust and restore the glossy finish, or alternatively, brush very gently with a soft-bristled brush to revive the fabric without damaging the velvet’s texture

CANVAS – RAFFIA – FABRIC

On raffia and fabric, use a brush to remove dust and dirt, taking care not to damage any inserts made of other materials.
A specific shampoo for fabric footwear can be helpful in removing stains but it's always advisable to consult a cobbler.
Store them properly using a shoe tree or by stuffing them with paper to help maintain their shape.

PATENT LEATHER

Remove dust with a soft microfiber cloth, while polishing requires the use of specific products.
For optimal results, consult a cobbler.

SHEEPSKIN

Sheepskin shoes have a suede exterior: it is recommended to use a soft brush to remove dirt, groom, and reinvigorate the coat. For small scratches or stains, you can clean them with a crepe rubber specifically designed for suede. A specific waterproofing spray is also recommended.
The inner fur lining can be sanitized using appropriate products.

HORSY

Haircalf leather is an elegant and delicate material — avoid contact with water or substances that could permanently stain it, like oil, detergents, etc. Wipe with a cloth to remove dust or, alternatively, brush very gently in the direction of the hair.