Welcome to Our Clogs and Cork Sandals Care Guide Your handmade Clogs and Cork sandals are crafted with love and care, and we want to help you keep them looking and feeling their best. This care guide provides simple and effective tips to maintain the beauty and comfort of your footwear, so you can continue to step forward confidently. Let's get started! Shoe Bag Store your clogs and cork sandals safely in our multi-purpose shoe bag. This bag is perfect for packing your footwear and keeping it protected. Shop protective shoe bag here. Vegetable Tanned Leather Care To clean Veg Tan Leather, use a slightly damp cloth. By treating it with a leather conditioner, you restore the natural oils and lubricate the leather fibers, preventing scuffing, cracking, and staining. The leather conditioner also provides a mild weather barrier.Get your leather conditioner here. Nubuck Leather Care Regularly brush Nubuck leather with an all-natural horsehair shoe brush to maintain natural oils and prevent permanent stains. For spills, wipe off excess fluid with a clean towel and clean with a damp cloth. Use a soft rubber shoe brush for marks and light, dry stains. Protect with Bickmore's Gard-More Water & Stain Repellent to guard against water, stains, rub-off, and scuffing.Shop Nubuck Leather Care here. Vegetable Tanned Leather Care Kit This complete kit is perfect for travelers and people in a hurry, with small 2 oz. bottles that comply with airport security. Shop Vegetable Tanned leather care kit here. Wooden Base Care The wooden bases feature a lacquer finish to prevent staining or discoloration. Avoid using water on the wood base to prevent raising the grain. Use an eraser for certain marks or stains. For stubborn stains, carefully sand with fine grit sandpaper, protecting the leather with a clean cloth. Special Care for Nude Vegetable Tanned Leather Nude Veg Tan is untreated and highly susceptible to stains. Over time, it will develop a leather patina that evens out some stains. General Tips Always test any leather care products on a small area before applying to the whole clog. Be mindful of where you step or walk while wearing wooden base clogs to avoid cracking or chipping.
