This essential step allows the boots to keep a good appearance for a long time. Cleaning can be done with a simple damp cloth or a suitable leather cleaner. It is recommended to clean your boots well before storing at the end of the season or in winter. It is important to let the water or cleaning agent dry before applying a protector. Our leather cleaner is specially designed for full grain leathers but is not recommended on suede leathers. You will find a suitable product for suede in any good shoemaker.

It is important not to allow salt stains to embed in the leather to avoid permanent damage. At the first signs, rub with a damp cloth until the complete disappearance of the stain. For deep circles, a mixture of water and vinegar can be rubbed with a cloth until the complete disappearance of the white mark. It is important to let it dry before applying a protector. 

Applying a cleaner or decalcifier may alter the protective layer of the leather. It is therefore important to apply the appropriated protection on the leather after each cleaning and before storing the shoes at the end of the season. Here are the protections we offer. The leather protector, usually aerosol, is mainly used for nubuck, suede and other "velvety" leathers like our Oily leather. You can also use it on your moccasins. Grease, used on full grain leather like Grizzly, prevents aging and creates a barrier against abrasives.

Used with boots and shoes made of satin or patterned leather, the cream has no waterproofing properties but nourishes the leather while giving it luster. You can find it in two shades. The black will correct the color irregularities that may appear on your black shoes while the natural can be applied to all other colors.