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Gluv shoes are specifically designed to require minimal care, but there are a few tips that will ensure the long life of your shoes
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Take care storing your shoes, the use of a shoe tree will help maintain their shape and prolong their life. |
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Shoes that are not worn for some time should be kept in a dry, clean place - it's a good idea to save the shoe box you buy your Gluv shoes in for this. What ever you do, do NOT store shoes in plastic bags as this can increase the changes of mould formation, and we don't want that to happen to your Gluv shoes! |
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Allow wet footwear to dry naturally in a well ventilated area as this will prevent any damage. DO NOT dry your footwear using an artificial heat source as this will damage uppers and cause the leather to separate from the bonding. |
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Dirt, salt and snow traces should be wiped first with soap suds and then shoecare products can be applied when the shoe is dry |
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Each shoe amazingly absorbs around 0.2 ml of sweat during the course of the day, so make sure that you give your Gluv shoes chance to dry thoroughly in between wears. |
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We know it's not always easy to remember everything, but there are a few straightforward tips which will make life with your Gluv shoes so much easier.
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If possible try to buy your shoes in the afternoon rather than in the morning as feet tend to swell a little during the day, and something which fits perfectly at 9.00 am may be a little tight at 2.30 pm. |
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Wear the socks or tights/stockings you will be wearing with the shoes |
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Remember that shoes should feel comfortable immediately, breaking in applies only to wild horses, not your Gluv shoes!
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