Made to last.

Insert cedar shoe trees to maintain shape and absorb moisture.

Remove dust and dirt with a soft brush and a damp cloth. Avoid excess water.

Apply a nourishing protective cream with a soft brush or cloth using circular motions. Let it sit for a few minutes, then remove excess with a clean brush.

Finish with a light polish or wax to revive the color and create a protective film.

Insert shoe trees (ideally cedar wood) to maintain the shape and absorb internal moisture.

Remove dust and dirt with a soft brush or slightly damp cloth, always brushing in the natural direction of the nap. For stubborn stains, use a suede eraser.

If the shoes are wet, let them air-dry naturally, away from heat sources. Make sure they are completely dry before continuing.

Brush the surface again to lift the fibers and restore softness.

Finish with a waterproof spray specifically designed for suede or nubuck to protect against water and stains. Reapply regularly, especially in humid environments.

Insert cedar shoe trees to maintain shape and absorb moisture.

Remove dust and dirt with a soft brush. After use — especially near the sea — wipe with a soft cloth and fresh water to remove salt and sand. Avoid harsh detergents.

When the leather looks dull or dry, apply a small amount of nourishing cream for waxed leather with a soft cloth using circular motions.

Finish with a dedicated waterproof spray to protect against water and stains. Reapply regularly, especially in humid conditions.

Insert cedar shoe trees to maintain shape and absorb moisture.

Remove dirt and dust with a soft-bristle brush and a slightly damp cloth. Use minimal water to prevent penetration into the leather.

Apply a neutral or colored nourishing cream with a soft brush or cloth using circular motions. This helps feed the leather and maintain elasticity.

After a few minutes, remove excess product with a clean brush or dry cloth in straight strokes. Finish with a light wax or polish to create a protective barrier.