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Give a regular shoe-care routine a dedicated starting tool. An oval wooden back and charcoal bristles create a simple brush shape to compare with the care needs of the footwear you wear most often.
Give a regular shoe-care routine a dedicated starting tool. An oval wooden back and charcoal bristles create a simple brush shape to compare with the care needs of the footwear you wear most often.
A useful footwear routine starts with the material and finish of the pair you are caring for. Choose a suitable tool or storage method, work gently and give every item time to dry before putting the kit away.
One oval pale wood shoe brush with a flat upper grip and densely arranged charcoal bristles no logo.
Explore the five-image gallery to see the overall shape, the working arrangement and a close-up of the details. Compare the design with the space and routine where you plan to use it, then check the listed contents before choosing.
Brushing loose dust from suitable shoe surfaces. Start with a suitable setup and follow these simple steps.
Check the shoe maker care guidance.
Test gently on a small less visible suitable area.
Brush lightly and remove loosened dust.
Match the brush to the shoe material and finish. Start with a clean dry brush and use a different tool when the footwear care instructions require it.
One shoe brush.
Brushing loose dust from suitable shoe surfaces.
Remove trapped dust and clean as appropriate for the bristles and wooden back; dry fully before storing.
Set aside a moment to inspect the working surfaces, handles or closures before the next use. Follow the care instructions for each material and keep the item in a clean, dry place where it will not be pressed against sharp or heavy objects.
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One shoe brush. Other objects used to show a setting are not included unless they are listed here.
Match the brush to the shoe material and finish. Start with a clean dry brush and use a different tool when the footwear care instructions require it.
Check the shoe maker care guidance. Test gently on a small less visible suitable area. Brush lightly and remove loosened dust.
Remove trapped dust and clean as appropriate for the bristles and wooden back; dry fully before storing. Let every part dry fully before longer-term storage and follow the material care instructions.
Choose the method recommended by the footwear maker for its specific material and finish. Keep separate tools for different care products, test a small suitable area first and avoid forcing any brush or storage fit.
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