I have caulk on my leather shoes. How can I wash it off?

Depending on where the knot will end up, it may be necessary to thin out the leather. Like sewing with thread, a granny knot may not be enough to hold...

If you love those shoes, get a dust cover. Place them side by side on a shelf with the dust cover over them.

Not if they have any natural materials, as laundry powders and liquids are generally alkaline in nature, which can cause damage to some materials. Check the material of the runners...

Sometimes sneakerheads wear old retro shoes that are starting to become popular again; or some sneaker heads will set their own trends, such as a very popular sneakerhead would do....

Try lacing the laces a little differently. If you keep them laced the way they came, the shoes kind of get used to it that way. If you switch them...

That's not a good idea. Your washer can really mess up your shoes, leaving them wrinkly. Instead, it's always better to hand-wash your shoes.

It’s generally not a good idea to put leather in the washing machine. As much as possible, stick to spot-cleaning your gloves, and avoid submerging them in water. If your...

You absolutely can! You may need to hand wash a vegan leather coat by wiping it down with a fresh cloth and spot cleaning it with warm water and a...

The cornstarch/baby powder method will actually work on leather as well. You can definitely give that a shot if you don't have the leather oil remover.

Try a baby wipe if you have one. A paper towel and some soapy water might work too.