shoes care

We offer different material choices for each part of the shoe. If you don’t know what material your shoes are made of, you can find information about each pair in the description on the website.

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Upper or outer lining

We have different lining options. You can find the material of your shoes in the description of your shoes. Here’s how to take care of each:

1. Sheepskin

You can clean with a small amount of water with a cloth or sponge, and then dry it in a cool, ventilated place. You have to be very careful, because the skin should not get wet. You can apply moisturizing cream, so you can better maintain.

2. Denim microfiber

You can clean them with a soft cloth or sponge and water or soap (if dirty, you can wash under the faucet) , and then leave them to dry in a cool, ventilated place because the microfibers are absorbent. Do not leave them in the sun or wash them in a washing machine. Consider frequent washing for possible discoloration.

1.3 waterproof leather

You can clean them with a soft cloth or sponge and water or soap (in small amounts if dirty to avoid too much foam) . Waterproof treatment means the surface does not absorb water, so if you accidentally jump into a puddle or get a little wet, your skin will not be damaged. However, they can not dip into puddles or replace traditional rubber shoes because water can enter through seams, closures or elastic bands.

If they are dirty, put them in the washing machine and wash them gently in cold water, without rotating them. When taken out, the paper should be put into it and dry in a cool place to form the original shape.

Lining

We have different lined shoes, below we explain how to care for each type of shoes. If you don’t know which type of shoe you are wearing, you can find information in the description on the website.

1. microfibers

All shoes are fitted with the same type of internal microfiber. You can use a damp cloth, wet wipes for cleaning, if there is too much dirt or you want to disinfect it, you can use Clorox wipes from time to time for cleaning. Dry in a cool, ventilated place.

If your child is sweating, it is recommended that you clean (not wash) after using daily and ventilate in the shade outside so that the sweat evaporates at night and dries the next day. If you don’t, you may get fungus on your shoes.

Mesh (woven) or organic cotton.

You can use a soft cloth or sponge with water and neutral soap cleaning. We do not recommend cleaning this part of the shoe frequently as it is very difficult to rinse, especially with soap, so just wipe with a damp cloth.

If they become muddy or dirty, as an exception, you can put them under the faucet and wash them with a soft sponge, then you should try using a towel or cloth to wipe away the water absorbed by the net, then put it in a dry place. Shadows. If you want to speed up the drying process, you can put paper in it and leave it overnight.

3. Fluffy

You can clean it with a damp cloth and dry it in the shade.

4. Sheep

If possible, avoid cleaning unless absolutely necessary. Wipe with a damp cloth.

All materials must be completely dry before re-using the shoes.

Outsole

All of our soles are made of natural rubber, a noble material with high slip resistance. They don’t contain PVC, a material that makes shoes slippery. Here’s how to take care of it:

Baby series:

Baby and toddler soles can be cleaned with traditional wipes or a soft brush with soap or detergent.

Children’s series

They can be cleaned in the same way as baby and toddler shoes, but be careful not to let any brushes through the side area where the soles are stitched, as this can cut the thread.

Shoelaces

1. Elastic Cord (for infants, young children, children and adults) :

Use a shoe brush with Popeye soap. You can put your hands or cloth between the tongue and laces to make cleaning easier.

Kids and Grown Ups sneakers come with adjustable elastic ties with knots. You can adjust it by untying the knot and pulling the side.

2. Grown Ups:

You can take them out of your shoes and wash them with detergent or mild soap. If they are white, you can use bleach.

Velcro

We have introduced new nylon sailboats that do not lose adhesive power or form fluff, so they require minimal maintenance and are well maintained throughout the life of the shoe. In any case, you should keep it clean, because children play in the soil, fluff or sand may stick to it.

When cleaning the outside of Velcro shoes and using sponges, do not wipe on Velcro as sponges will stick to Velcro and fall off. You can use a harder brush in this area, or just carefully clean around it.

Rubber toe caps

Now, it’s very important to remember that in the construction of a baby line, if the friction is too great, the line can be cut and the rubber can break. Therefore, the use of trailers, scooters or similar vehicles is not recommended, as children with shoes brake, will cause excessive friction. We also remember that these shoes are not crawling shoes.

The child line has a protective device, but it is not infinitely resistant to the continuous friction of the scooter on the cement. It will begin to wear down. This is normal. If there is no protection and we are using old microfibers, the toe will break faster and leave a hole, while the rubber toe takes longer to form a hole.

Both types of toe caps are designed to extend the life of the shoe, but that doesn’t mean they are infinite, indestructible, and will break if they are rubbed too much.

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