Men's leather shoes are famous for their high quality and durability, but at the same time, their price is not cheap. However, not all skin types are of equal quality. Each skin type is used for different purposes and for different objects. Therefore, men need to equip themselves with the skills to choose and maintain the best pair of men's shoes possible, no matter what kind of skin they are made of.

Knowledge of some leather types

Before you can learn how to properly maintain a pair of men's leather shoes, you need to understand the properties of certain types of leather to have the right approach. The shoes made of calfskin are of a higher quality than those of cowhide calfskin because the leather from young calves has tight texture and texture, and is thinner and brighter than cowhide leather. Some types of footwear are made up of other animal skins such as goatskin, pigskin, horsehair and more rarely buffalo skin, elephant skin, leather jackets and so on. In particular, crocodile skin is the most luxurious leather in the world of accessories. These types of skin are more quality and easier to maintain than other types of skin, but the price is not suitable for many people. Thus, cow hide is still the most common type of leather in the bag and footwear industry.

Factors determining the quality of men's leather shoes

- Stand of the shoe: includes inner soles and outsole. The shoe sole is the part of the shoe. Although the shoe is made from real leather, with beautiful design impressive but poor shoe soles, luxury beauty and longevity of shoes can not hold long.

- Putting on shoes: This is where we put our feet. This part helps to make your legs easier to shoe, while providing comfort and softness to your legs.

- Heel: to create heel height with multiple layers, and also contribute to shaping shoes.

- Outer skin: also known as shoe body. This is the most difficult part to maintain and maintain in all parts of a shoe.

One of the most perfect western men's shoes when produced with 100% leather material. However, most of today's leather shoes have a rubber sole, lining made of many different materials and the heel is usually made of wood, rubber or plastic. Therefore, caring for and maintaining the age of the shoe is not a simple task.

How to use and maintain men's leather shoes

For leather, water is the biggest enemy. Therefore, the most effective way to preserve high quality men's shoes is to avoid sticky shoes and frequent shoe polish. When storing unused shampoos, apply a layer of lard or vegetable oil to the skin to provide natural moisture to the skin and prevent vapor from entering the skin. In addition, you should use shredded paper inside the shoe to keep the shape of the shoe.

How to "fire" on waterproof shoes: First, you have to remove the shoe and dry them. Then use a damp cloth to dry the surface of the shoe. Use baking soda powders, dehumidifiers or paper cups to clump and stuff them into the shoe. This will work both to absorb water and to ensure the integrity of the shoe. You should change the paper about 2 to 3 times a day. Absolutely not wearing shoes to dry the sun or using a dryer to dry the shoes, will lead to skin shrinkage, cramped, cracked and discolored.

In addition, all-day shoes are often sweaty, soaking up odors and even spreading odors on your feet. So, in order to deodorize your shoes, place a moisture-resistant bag in your shoe, a baking soda bag, or a peeled potato to desiccate, and sprinkle with chalk to deodorize. Do not forget to smell for your shoe pads.

There are many good ways to make men's shoes look shiny. The simplest way is to use banana peels to wipe stains on the shoe skin because danning in banana peel not only helps to remove stains, but also makes shiny shoes. Or you can use fresh milk to help shiny leather shoes and not crack. In addition to that, you can use old foot pads to slip into the shoe instead of the brush pads also help shine leather shoes and not scratches.

The treatment of dirty white men's shoes is a bit more difficult. First, you use the vinegar to wipe the skin one turn, then wipe the cloth with dry cloth and then whitewash. This will greatly increase the effectiveness of direct shoeing without the use of vinegar.

For black leather shoes, after using a time color will fade, even cracked. Use the ink dipped in a little egg white tangled on the surface of the cracked skin. After the shoes are exposed to dry air, avoid the sun. Finally, to beat up the new beauty of the shoes.

You may not know but the way to wear shoes will play an important role in preserving and preserving long lasting shoes. For leather shoes with a shoelace or buckle, extend the belt or pull the buckle before shoeing or shoe removal to keep the shoe in shape and durability. This is small, but many men did not do it because they were not aware of the importance of wearing shoes properly.