How to clean mud off leather trainers

Mud can contain grit that scratches leather if rubbed hard. Check the manufacturer’s care instructions and identify the finish first: smooth leather, nubuck and suede need different care.

Remove dirt carefully

Let damp shoes dry at room temperature away from radiators and sun. Dry removable insoles separately. Gently brush off dried soil with a soft brush, without scraping or pressing hard. Clean the sole separately so dirt does not transfer to the upper.

Care for the material

For further cleaning, use only a method recommended for the finish and test any product on an inconspicuous spot. Do not soak shoes or dry them with hot air. If a stain remains or the finish is delicate, consult a specialist. Once completely dry, apply suitable protection if the manufacturer recommends it.

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