1. Daily Cleaning

Wipe off dust with a dry, soft cloth.
For light dirt, use a slightly damp cloth, then let them air dry naturally.

Keep the touch gentle — calfskin doesn’t need force.

2. For Stains

Use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap (like baby shampoo).
Gently clean the area, then wipe again with a clean damp cloth.

The key is simple: light pressure, minimal water.

3. Shoe Polish — Do You Need It?

Yes, but only when needed.

Use a neutral (colorless) shoe polish or leather conditioner.
Apply a small amount and spread evenly with a soft cloth.

This helps maintain softness, restore a natural sheen, and keep the leather from drying out.

Avoid overuse, and stay away from heavily pigmented polish.

4. If Your Shoes Get Wet

Blot excess water with a dry cloth.
Place some paper inside to help hold the shape, then let them dry naturally in a cool space.

Give them time — no need to rush the process.

5. Storage

Store your shoes in a dry, breathable place.
A dust bag or shoe box works well.

If you want to keep the shape sharp, shoe trees make a quiet difference.

Final Note

Care for them lightly, not excessively.
Good leather doesn’t need much — just the right touch.