- Wearing
- Color fading on dyed leather or suede due to water, moisture, or abrasion is normal. Avoid contact with water and rainy conditions. For dyed linings, color transfer is normal; it is recommended to wear dark or similarly colored socks.
- Cleaning
- Do not use regular shoe polish or liquid shoe polish on oil wax or dyed leather. Use a soft cloth for wiping. Suede should not be treated with oil-based products; use a special suede eraser or suede care products. For stains, gently wipe with a soft cloth and care product, then air dry in a ventilated area. Avoid detergents, direct sunlight, heaters, or hair dryers to prevent hardening, deformation, cracking, or sole detachment. For special cases, seek professional shoe care services.
- Storage
- Shoes naturally age over time causing sole separation, surface peeling, or yellowing. For long-term storage, clean shoes, apply shoe polish, place in shoe bags, and store in a dry, ventilated environment. Regular airing is recommended.
- Replacement
- Avoid wearing the same pair continuously for long periods to maintain shoe condition and performance, extending lifespan. Replace shoes timely based on wear and tear.