Remove dust and fingerprints with a slightly damp microfiber cloth.

Occasionally apply a small amount of petroleum jelly with a soft cloth.

Use an individual fabric cover to preserve its finish and color.

Use a specific brush for suede, always in the same direction.

Apply a specific waterproofing spray before using it for the first time.

Use a special suede eraser and limit contact with water. For tougher stains, use a very fine nail file.

Use a lint roller or a soft clothes brush.

Apply a little steam from a distance and then brush gently in the direction of the grain.

Immediately absorb liquids with a clean, dry cloth by dabbing gently. Do not rub.

Remove dust with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry in the shade.

Apply a specific cream every few weeks and finish with a soft brush.

Use cedar wood shoe trees to maintain the structure and absorb moisture.

Use a slightly damp cloth and a mild soap specifically for delicate leather.

Apply cleansing milks or fluid conditioners to keep the skin nourished. Avoid dense waxes.

Use a shoehorn when putting them on and avoid pulling on the heel to preserve their structure.

Use a mixed-bristle brush to remove surface dirt.

Apply a waterproof spray before wearing them for the first time.

Rub with a special shoe stone or an eraser and always let it dry in the shade if it gets wet.