General Care Tips

Love your shoes longer with these helpful tips:

Do not wear leather boots in heavy rain or snow

Apply the minimum amount of cleaning solution

Air out shoes periodically (at least once a year)

Step-by-step Cleaning Guide

For PVC, Leather, Patent Leather, Laminated Leather, and Velvet
Required Items: Soft Bristle Brush, Mild Soap & Water, White Cloth, Cotton Swab

Step 1

Gently remove dust/dirt with soft bristle brush

Use a soft bristle brush to gently remove dust or dirt from the boot. Never use a harsh bristle brush because it could damage the material.

Step 2

Gently remove stains with soap & water

Dip a white cloth into a solution of mild soap and lukewarm water and use it to gently remove liquid or mud stains. Never pour the solution directly onto the boot.

For velvet, a dry cleaner spray may be used in lieu of water and soap.

For leather (not patent or laminated), follow up by moisturizing the leather with a neutral colored cream or conditioner for leather. For extra shine, polish the shoe using a soft bristle brush or white cloth.

Step 3

Clean areas with stitching

Use a small cotton swab to clean areas with stitching and along the edges of the shoe. Do not let water remain on stitching for more than a few seconds.

Step 4

Clean the interior

Clean the interior of the boot with a white cloth dipped in warm water. Never use any cleaning creams on the interior of the boot.