❕ General Care Recommendations

▪ We recommend taking a day's break from wearing your shoes occasionally, allowing the sweat absorbed by your shoes to evaporate and extending their lifespan.

▪ When you're not wearing your shoes, keeping them on a shoe mold can help maintain their health and appearance.

▪ It's advised to store your shoes in an area away from direct heat or cold.

▪ Protecting them from humidity is also important.

▪ Wet or damp shoes should be kept at room temperature only.

▪ Avoid exposing your shoes to sunlight, hairdryers, or heaters for quick drying. Otherwise, you might encounter issues with soles, adhesion, seams, or leather.

▪ Refrain from washing your shoes in any way.

▪ To remove mud from your shoes, allow them to dry first, then wipe them with a slightly damp cloth.

▪ Even if the leather of the shoes is suitable for winter conditions, chemical solutions poured onto the ground to prevent icing during snowfall can damage the shoe leather and leave stains. Unfortunately, there's no solution for this. Hence, we recommend wearing your shoes indoors during winter for prolonged use.

▪ Using your shoes in rainy weather will shorten their lifespan.

▪ If you're not entirely confident in your knowledge of shoe care, avoid meddling with your shoes yourself; you can always rely on skilled shoe experts.

▪ Feeling the stitches initially is completely normal. The beeswax-coated twine used for stitching will soften over time.