Maintenance

This operation will protect the buttress inserted in the heel, essential to maintain a correct fit.

Both when putting on, and when taking off shoes to avoid deformations or breaks in the cut (the body) of the shoe

They help eliminate wrinkles in the upper and maintain the volume with which the last "sculpted" the shoe.

Do not dry your shoes near a heat source after a rainy day. The remains of mud will be removed with a damp sponge.

When the shoe is made of leather and it is dry, apply a thin layer of cream with a cloth, and it will be spread with a horse bristle brush. When the shoe is made of textile or satin and it is dry, if there is any stain left, try clean with spot remover or acetone.

Both products are equally effective for this task, getting the bitumen, if possible, a little more shine during brushing.

The golden rule would be the application of a small amount of product with a used cloth, the immediate brushing and the final finish with a chamois. For a high gloss or glasage finish, slightly moisten the cloth with a few drops of water.

The sweat produced by the foot takes more than 24 hours to evaporate from the shoe; an excess of accumulated moisture will contribute to the formation of cracks in the skin when it dries.

We recommend that you use your Pepe Milán every other day and, although our shoes are really resistant to everything, they will thank you.

This type of skin will be revitalized with the application of a thin layer of cream, to later use horse fat in a small amount, with a sponge for this purpose.

For textile or satin shoes, it can be done with stain remover foam, allowing it to dry sufficiently and then brush to clean it, it can also be cleaned with a cloth dampened with acetone

For suede leather there are brushes with copper bristles, and others with somewhat less aggressive mixed, copper and nylon bristles, which will help to maintain the leather's finish.