Be sure to wipe the dust on the surface of leather shoes with a slightly wet cotton cloth. Too much dust will affect the brightness of shoes, so prepare more cotton cloth.

Always oil your shoes, and pay attention to choosing high-quality shoe polish and brushes.

Pay attention to the usual wearing environment and try to avoid contact with acidic or overheated substances, such as sulfuric acid and furnace ash. The damage to leather shoes is very great. Once the leather is damaged, it will be difficult to recover.

When storing shoes, the shoes should be propped up with proper shoe supports to ensure that the shoes will not be deformed.

If you don't wear your shoes for a long time, put them in a dust-proof bag and put them in a cool and ventilated place, and then let them see the sun every once in a while, but don't expose them to the sun, so as not to smell the shoes.