Ahimsa Classic Wallet - Black

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Take care of your shoes – and they will last longer

Knowing how to care for your shoes is key to keeping them looking great over time. Whether you've bought trainers, canvas shoes, vegan leather or vegan suede - here you'll find our best tips for long-lasting durability and a fresh feel.

Shoe care in 9 easy steps:

1. Clean regularly

Brush away dirt with a shoe brush. Then use a gentle cleaning product that is suitable for the material.

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2. Let the shoes dry at room temperature

Avoid direct heat – it can damage the material. Let the shoes air dry in peace and quiet.

3. Use shoehorns

Shoe blocks help maintain shape and reduce wrinkles. Especially good for leather, but works for all types of shoes.

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4. Protect with impregnation

Impregnation spray protects against dirt and moisture – a real life insurance for your shoes.

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5. Store your shoes correctly

Dry, cool and preferably in the dust bag provided. Avoid damp basements and too hot radiators.

6. Switch between different pairs

Let your shoes rest. It's good for both durability and comfort – especially for training shoes.

7. Replace old shoelaces

Fresh laces can give new life to a pair of tired shoes. Cheap, easy and stylish.

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Material-specific tips

Vegan leather & vegan suede

• Clean as usual – preferably with a soft cloth and mild detergent.

• Use impregnation to protect against moisture and dirt.

• Want to freshen up the surface? Choose a vegan shoe polish.

• Important: Do not use leather grease like you would with animal skin – it clogs the material. You want to create a protective surface that allows your foot to breathe.
  

Bonus: Don't forget the soles

Worn out soles can shorten the life of your shoes. Take a look every now and then – and don’t hesitate to contact us or your local shoemaker for advice.