Women's cowgirl boots made of grain leather, pointed-toe ankle boots with a comfortable heel

Care and maintenance of grain leather shoes requires regularity and appropriate measures, especially depending on the season. After each wearing, wipe the shoes of dust and dirt with a soft cloth or BRUSH. You can use a SELF-SHINING CLEANER if your shoes don't require deeper cleaning. Insert SHOE TREES to keep the shape of the shoes and prevent wrinkling of the leather. Once a week, use a soft cloth dampened with lukewarm water to remove dirt and debris. Allow the shoes to dry naturally. Use an applicator to apply clear black SHOE CREAM to the surface of your shoes and let it soak in for a few minutes. Use a SHOE POLISHING GLOVE mitt to get a beautiful shine. Polish your shoes in circular motions until you get a satisfactory result. Once a month, apply a thin layer of clear leather grease to your shoes. The grease further moisturizes and protects the leather from moisture. After applying, leave the shoes for a few hours or overnight so that the BLACK GREASE is well absorbed. Then polish the shoes with a polishing mitt. For seasonal care of grain leather shoes, we divide it into two periods: SUMMER protection from dust and dirt. Use a care spray regularly to provide protection. Apply every few weeks or after every cleaning. Leather can dry out faster in hot months. Use leather grease monthly to keep your leather moisturized and supple. WINTER it's important to care for footwear to protect against moisture and salt. Apply leather grease regularly every 2-3 weeks. The grease forms a protective barrier that prevents water penetration. An additional tip is to dry your shoes, if your shoes get wet, dry them at room temperature, away from direct heat sources to avoid damaging the leather. Use a WOODEN SHOE HORN when putting on shoes to prevent damage to the heels. With regular care, your grain leather shoes will look elegant and serve for many years.