How to take care of deerskin shoes?

1. First dilute a few drops of dishwashing liquid with water, then use a small brush (an unused toothbrush can also be used) dipped in the dishwashing liquid, gently brush away the dust and oil stains, and wait until it is completely dry. , then sprinkle moccasins powder (available in supermarkets) on top and brush evenly with a brush. ?

2. Be sure to brush in one direction, because the surface of deerskin can be divided into inverted and smooth hairs. Only by brushing in one direction can the color be even and there will be no color difference. ?

3. If it is dirty, use neutral detergent when wiping it. Do not use a hard brush to wipe the surface hard to avoid local fluffing or distortion. ?

4. If there are oil stains, you can wipe them with washing powder, but it is not suitable to wipe or soak them with organic solvents such as gasoline, turpentine, ether or alcohol, otherwise they will easily leave marks and damage them. organizational structure. ?

5. Since the surface of the deerskin leather shoes is made of ultra-fine synthetic fibers, which are easily melted by heat, you should be careful when wearing them and avoid contact with soot and sparks to avoid melting the surface. ?

6. In addition, do not put mothballs when collecting. When not wearing, use soft cloth or cellophane to make a shoe stretcher and put it in to prevent the shoe from deforming.

7. When cleaning dust, be sure not to use a brush or sponge soaked in water, because this will not only fail to clean the dust on the shoe, but will cause the dust to become stubborn with water stains that is difficult to clean. stains. Don't use too much force when cleaning to prevent scratches on the shoe surface. Spray deerskin cleaner on top of moccasins.

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Key points for purchasing leather shoes:

1. Upper (upper): The upper is one of the main components of leather shoes. For smooth leather shoes, it depends on whether they are soft and plump. After pressing the upper with your hands, whether there is looseness. A good upper should be plump and soft, comfortable to the touch, with uniform luster and no looseness. For the uppers of suede leather shoes, attention should be paid to check whether the fluff is short and even, and the color tone should also be consistent.

2. The lining is part of the upper. It is used to reinforce the upper, prevent the upper from extending and deforming, and improve the feel of the foot. Therefore, good shoe lining materials (such as real leather shoe linings) should have good touch, breathability and moisture removal, and be difficult to discolor. In terms of sewing, there should be no wrinkles or fat edges in the shoes.

3. Insole: Usually men's leather shoes use the rear half of the insole or the heel pad. Women's leather shoes are fully padded that cover the insoles. The insole has the function of keeping the insole clean and covering the unevenness of the insole to improve the feel of the foot. Therefore, the insole should have good moisture absorption and drainage properties. In terms of workmanship, the insole should be flat and adhered to the insole without any hanging wrinkles.

4. Outsole: From the appearance point of view, the joint state around the outsole should be closely bonded without gaps, and the bottom surface should be flat.

5. Heel: Whether it is a low heel or a high heel, the first thing to check is whether it matches the leather shoes naturally and flushly. For women's leather shoes with semi-heels and above. The following two points are more important: First, the heel should be firmly mounted on the insole. Swinging back and forth and left and right should not sway; secondly, the palm surface should not be smaller than the bottom surface of the heel.

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Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia: Leather Shoes)