It never fails. As soon as you buy your little one - or your big kids - a new pair of sneakers, dirt just seems to attract to their new kicks like a magnet. Your kids will most likely go through ...

Use a clean, soft cloth to remove any mixture residue. Let the shoes air dry, away from direct sunlight or heat sources. While they dry, remove the laces from the bleach solution. Rinse the laces in ...

I finally learned how to clean suede shoes properly—here’s the biggest mistake people make (and how to avoid it), plus the ...

In the world of fashion, sneaker collecting is serious business. Limited-edition kicks routinely sell for five figures, even more for those with extraordinary provenance. Not surprisingly, ...

Use a suede brush and an eraser for quick cleaning and spray shoes before wearing. Remove dirt, oil, salt or water stains ...

The gear you’ll need depends on the level of damage and the material of your shoes. We recommend Crep Protect Wipes and Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. A soft toothbrush and dish soap will be quite handy, ...

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Jonathan Gil is an entrepreneur through and through. The Met School graduate opened a shoe repair shop called “The Sneaker Sink” off Weybossett Street earlier this year with ...

New sneakers never stay that way. No matter how many pairs we purchase and keep on ice, eventually we're going to wear them, and eventually they're going to get dirty. Because no matter how hard we ...

White shoes are notoriously difficult to keep clean, the more you wear your beloved pair the dirtier they can become. One accidental step in a puddle can turn the entire fabric from glistening white ...

TikTokers have been dragging their stained kicks to car washes for an easy spray and clean getaway. TikTok / @reynamontalvo3 Don’t tire yourself out by scrubbing your dirty sneakers — take ’em to a ...