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Avoid extreme temperature changes and moisture, which can damage the plastic film covering the leather. High temperatures can cause the material to crumble, while low temperatures can make it stiff and prone to cracking. Keep away from solvents, abrasive materials, and anything that might release colored pigments.

Store each shoe in separate bags to prevent direct contact.

Cleaning: When needed, gently clean the upper with a slightly damp cloth without leaving water streaks. Let the shoe air dry, avoiding external heat sources. Do not use brushes or excessive rubbing, which can damage the film irreversibly.

Suede is a highly porous natural material that easily absorbs liquids. Despite numerous treatments, suede can transfer color.

Avoid contact with solvents, abrasive materials, and items that could release colored pigments. Deep stains may cause irreversible color changes. As a precaution, suede can be treated with a specific waterproof anti-stain spray available at non-specialized stores.

Cleaning: Always clean dry shoes with a soft-bristle brush, following the direction of the suede's nap. Overuse of the brush (light bristles), or strong abrasion can damage the material. Avoid water and solvents. Do not expose the shoes to external heat sources.