Whether you're wearing stylish heels, comfortable flats, or trendy sneakers, taking proper care of your Lemis shoes ensures they last longer and stay in top condition. Here’s a guide to help you maintain your shoes, no matter the style or material.

1. Proper Storage

• Avoid direct sunlight: Keep your shoes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and cracking.
• Use shoe racks or boxes: Organize your collection with a dedicated shoe rack or box to prevent deformation and scuffing. For added protection, store them in dust bags, especially for delicate materials.
• Keep the shape: Use shoe trees or stuff your shoes with tissue paper to maintain their shape, especially for leather and high-heeled styles.

2. Cleaning Your Shoes

• Sneakers & Casual Shoes: Wipe down your sneakers or casual shoes regularly with a damp cloth to remove dirt. For stubborn stains, use a gentle shoe cleaner or mild soap mixed with water. Always air dry to avoid any damage.
• Fabric Shoes: For fabric shoes, use a soft brush or lint roller to remove dust and dirt. If washable, check the care instructions for machine washing, but always air dry them.

3. Maintaining the Soles

• For Heels and Pumps: Keep the soles of your heels in good condition by using protective sole pads. These help avoid wear and tear and keep your heels stable on different surfaces.
• For Flats and Sneakers: Inspect the soles regularly for any signs of damage or wear. If the grip starts to fade, consider getting a professional re-sole to keep them comfortable and durable.

4. Conditioning & Protecting

• Waterproofing: If you have leather or suede shoes, use a waterproof spray to protect them from rain and spills. This will keep your shoes looking fresh and prevent stains.
• Odor Prevention: Keep your shoes smelling fresh by using shoe deodorizers or simply placing dryer sheets inside when not in use.

5. General Tips for All Types of Shoes

• Rotate Your Shoes: Avoid wearing the same pair every day. Rotating between different shoes gives them time to breathe and helps prevent excessive wear.
• Regularly Check for Damage: Inspect your shoes for any loose stitching or wear and tear. Address small repairs early to prevent bigger issues down the line.

By following these simple care tips, your Lemis shoes – whether they are trendy sneakers, stylish flats, or elegant heels – will remain looking as good as new. Investing a little time in maintenance goes a long way in preserving the longevity of your favorite pairs.

Remember, whether you're rocking black sneakers, fashion-forward heels, or comfy flats, Lemis shoes are made to keep you stylish and comfortable every step of the way!