Instructions for cleaning shoes

Clean shoes regularly with a damp cloth or antibacterial tissue.
Wear breathable cotton socks.
Sprinkle sodium baking powder in your shoes and leave them overnight (don't forget to take them out before putting them back on).
Mist a very light amount of white vinegar inside the shoe and let it dry for about an hour to remove odor and kill odor-causing bacteria.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth before applying shoe wax, being especially careful with metal or shiny leather.
If your leather shoes get wet, fill them with newspaper and let them dry naturally for at least 24 hours - avoid direct exposure to heat or sunlight.

Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth and a little mild soap
If your leather shoes get wet, fill them with newspaper and let them dry naturally for at least 24 hours - avoid direct exposure to heat or sunlight.

Let the dust/mud dry and then gently wipe with a soft brush.
For dirt or smudges, try using a clear or white rubber ink eraser before lightly brushing.
If water gets wet, absorb the moisture with a dry towel (or dry paper) and let the shoes dry naturally. Then, 'restore' the fire skin by brushing with an old toothbrush or scrubbing with a clean towel.
Oil or grease stains can be removed by applying a small amount of talcum powder directly to the stain, letting it dry, and then brushing with an old toothbrush to remove the talcum powder.

To clean, use a specialized cleaning and preservation product.
To restore the bristle (or "smooth") surface after cleaning or drying, we recommend using a soft brush on the outer surface.
If shoes get wet, fill them with newspaper and let them dry naturally for at least 24 hours - avoid direct exposure to heat or sunlight.

(*) Note:

When not in use, you should store FITFLOP shoes in a cool, dry place and avoid direct sunlight.
You can use a shoe box or cloth bag to protect your shoes from dirt and moisture.