Vivace's Handbook for Shoe Care
There's nothing quite like slipping into a pair of new shoes for the first time. But how do you keep that fresh-out-of-the-box look and feel? Whether you're flaunting your favorite pumps or striding in sandals, proper maintenance is essential. Here's our guide with practical tips and expert advice on preserving the beauty of your footwear.
Shoe care 101
General tips to keep in mind
01 Post-wear Brushing
After each wear and before storage, give your shoes extra attention by gently brushing off any dirt or debris with a soft cloth or brush.
02 The right cleaning product for the job
03 Conditioning them for the long-term
Finish off with a bit of polish, conditioning, or specialized treatment recommended for your shoe material. This helps maintain their appearance and keeps them looking fresh and new.
With these simple steps, you'll effortlessly maintain your style game, ensuring your
shoes stay as stunning as you are, every step of the way.
Shoe care 201
Storage tips
Taking care of your heels doesn't just stop at kicking them off after a long day. How you store them between wears can really make a difference in their lifespan.
01 Keep them ventilated
First off, find them a cozy spot - a well-ventilated area away from any extreme temperatures or harsh sunlight. They deserve a nice, breathable environment.
02 Shoe stuffing serves a purpose
Next up, keep their shape intact by popping in some shoe trees or stuffing. This little trick helps them keep that perfect silhouette we love so much.
03 Separate them for extra protection
Now, let's talk about protection - give each shoe its own space within the box, separated by papers. This shields the pieces from any accidental scuffs or scratches, ensuring they stay as flawless as the day you bought them.
04 Keep them nice and dry
Shoe care 301
Fabrics and Special Care
Our collection is a vibrant explosion of styles, designs, and fabrics.
Some of these fabrics demand the extra mile in order for them to shine for extra time. Which specialized treatment? What is recommended for your shoe material? and how do I know which material it is? It can all sound so confusing but in reality they’re very easy additional steps to add into your shoe care routine.