Giaro AMIE transparent mules with gold heel

Giaro GmbH, An der Zikkurat 4, 53894 Mechernich, Germany, info@giaro.com

Usage Rules

Avoid getting wet: Natural leather, although durable, is not waterproof. Soaked shoes can become deformed, cracked, or lose color. Try to avoid wearing leather shoes on rainy days or on wet surfaces. If the shoes get wet, dry them naturally, away from heat sources such as radiators or dryers. You can stuff them with newspapers that will absorb moisture.

Keep them clean: Regularly clean your shoes from dust and mud. Use a soft cloth or brush for this purpose. To clean smooth leather, you can use a damp cloth and then wipe the shoes dry with a dry cloth. For suede, use a special suede brush.

Protect from damage: Avoid abrasions and scratches that can damage the leather. Try not to rub your shoes against hard objects.

Use shoe trees: When you are not wearing your shoes, store them on shoe trees, which will help them maintain their shape. You can also stuff your shoes with newspapers.

Let your shoes rest: Do not wear the same shoes every day. Give them time to dry and regenerate.

Leather sole: The natural leather sole is very delicate and prone to damage. Avoid walking on sharp stones or very rough surfaces that can damage it. We recommend gluing the soles to protect them and extend their lifespan.

Maintenance

Regular cleaning: As mentioned earlier, regularly clean your shoes from dust and mud.

Moisturizing: Natural leather needs moisturizing to maintain its elasticity and softness. Use special creams or lotions for leather. Apply them to clean skin, according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Oiling the sole: The leather sole also needs moisturizing. You can use a special oil for leather soles for this purpose.

Impregnation: To protect your shoes from moisture and dirt, you can impregnate them with a special leather preparation.

Shoe polish: For the care of smooth leather, you can use shoe polish, which will give it shine and protect it from damage.

Renovation: If the shoes are damaged or discolored, you can give them to a specialist for renovation.

Additional tips

Storage: Store your shoes in a dry and airy place, away from heat and moisture sources.

Avoid contact with chemicals: Natural leather can be sensitive to certain chemicals. Avoid contact of shoes with solvents, detergents and other aggressive substances.

Regular inspections: Regularly check the condition of your shoes and react to any damage. The sooner you react, the easier it will be to repair the shoes and extend their lifespan.

By remembering these rules, you will be able to enjoy your leather shoes for a long time.