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Maintaining your streetwear kicks isn’t just about appearance — it ensures they remain stylish, comfortable, and durable for years. Most streetwear footwear blends canvas, suede, leather, and synthetic textiles and every material needs a unique care strategy.



Start by removing dirt and debris after every wear. Wipe down the sole and midsole using a non-abrasive tool and lightly dampened cloth. Never use stiff brushes or abrasive pads that risk tearing or scuffing the surface.



The ideal cleaner for canvas footwear is a diluted, pH-balanced detergent in water. Use a gentle-bristled toothbrush to work in the cleaner, then rinse thoroughly with cool water. Let them air dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources which can cause warping or discoloration.



These delicate materials need a dedicated suede brush and protective treatment. Gently stroke the surface with the brush to lift embedded particles and refresh the pile. Apply the protector spray every few weeks to repel water and stains.



Clean leather footwear with a lightly moistened cloth and paris outlet stores apply conditioner every 6–8 weeks. Use a leather conditioner that matches the shoe finish and apply it with a soft cloth in circular motions. Allow 15–30 minutes for deep penetration before polishing.



Keep your kicks in a climate-controlled area with form-maintaining inserts.



Alternate between multiple pairs to allow each to breathe. This reduces odor and moisture buildup which can break down materials over time. Reserve your favorite kicks for dry, urban environments unless they’re waterproof-rated. If they do get wet let them dry naturally and never use a hairdryer or radiator.



Finally consider investing in a quality shoe deodorizer or odor absorbing insoles to keep your shoes fresh. Proper upkeep ensures your shoes stay iconic, not just worn. A meticulously maintained pair speaks louder than a pristine but neglected shoe.