I’ve long been a fan of chucking my fabric trainers in the washing machine, ever since I first started wearing canvas and ...

One of the best things you can do to safeguard this material is to spray it down with a protective spray before you start wearing it, says Eric Neuner, CEO of the shoe repair company ... When looking ...

A brush is also crucial for cleaning suede. We're confident Angelus Suede & Nubuck Kit's eraser block won't ruin or discolor our suede shoes. Not unlike a pencil eraser, the soft rubber pills up ...

“If dirt has built up on the shoe,” Denholm continues, “then use a suede cleaner with a soft rubber suede brush, this will allow you to rub the suede while not damaging its structure. If the marking ...

Remove the newspaper or clothes from the shoe. Wipe them off with a clean suede brush. Don’t skip spritzing some waterproofing spray. This will protect the shoe from water and add a dazzling look to ...

Restore the texture with a brush A great cleaning tip for suede is to brush off the surface once after ... clean cloth to remove most of the excess liquid, before setting the shoes in a warm, dry, ...

Whether they’re a prized pair of Margielas or the beaten-up New Balances you wear to run errands, all sneakers get dirty. And there’s no miracle product to prevent that, says Eduard Shimunov ...

Once your suede shoes are moisture-free, the first step is to brush away any superficial dirt. We recommend using a suede brush if you have one on hand; otherwise, a fingernail brush, toothbrush, or ...

rest assured as the shoe gurus at Clarks say that suede “can generally be cleaned by rubbing them with a damp, lint-free cloth or a specialist suede brush” and that “It's best to do this in ...

Next, use another invaluable suede shoe investment – a suede brush – to brush the dirt out of the fibres. “The vast majority of dirt and stains in suede will then simply brush out,” agrees ...