CARE & REPAIR

Finding the right running shoe comes down to matching the model to your run.

Keeping your shoes in shape comes down to matching the cleaning method to the material.

Keep suede shoes looking solid with regular brushing, erasing scuffs, and pH-balanced cleaners.

Keep your leather footwear looking solid and lasting longer by cleaning and polishing them regularly.

Salt is tough on shoes; it's corrosive, dries out leather, and leads to cracking.

Leather boots handle plenty of wear, and most scuffs are easy to fix.

Shoe soles separate when glue or stitching gives way from age, water damage, or rough wear.

Dress shoes take a beating at the heel and toe.

Spotting wear early keeps boots going.

Resoling keeps good shoes going longer and is usually worth the effort.

Storing sneakers right keeps them solid for the long haul.

Tight shoes can ruin your plans, but there's a solid way to fix them at home.

Fall is the right time to build a boot wardrobe.

Loafers work great for fall because they slip on easily and handle layering without fuss.

Integrating chunky or retro athletic shoes into business casual or formal outfits works when you balance the shoe's volume with the right clothing cuts and colors.

Keep your boots solid through winter by cleaning, conditioning, and applying the right waterproofing products.

Getting your boots ready for rain is straightforward if you match the treatment to the leather and prep the surface right.

Protect suede and leather boots from water damage and wear with proper cleaning and waterproofing steps.

Learn how to keep your boots dry and protected.

Glue a loose sole back on using adhesive and pressure.

Clean, revive texture and color, and protect suede boots to bring them back to a solid condition.