Dust

You need

soft brush or flannel

What to do

1. Wait until the shoes are dry.
2. Brush lightly in one direction with a soft brush.
3. Clean creases and seams with a narrow brush.

Mud

You need

rubber or crepe brush, eraser

What to do

1. Let the mud dry at room temperature.
2. Remove the dry layer with a rubber brush.
3. Rub the rest away with a nubuck eraser.
4. Brush up the nap with a crepe brush.

Salt

You need

nubuck foam cleaner, sponge

What to do

1. Brush off the dry dirt.
2. Apply nubuck and suede foam to the white marks.
3. Blot with a clean damp sponge without rubbing.
4. Dry with paper stuffing, then brush the nap.

Water marks

You need

sponge, brush, paper

What to do

1. Dampen the whole panel lightly and evenly so the edge disappears.
2. Stuff the shoes with white paper.
3. Dry at room temperature.
4. Brush the nap once dry.

Grease, oil

You need

cornstarch or talc, brush

What to do

1. Blot the fresh stain with a tissue.
2. Cover with cornstarch or talc.
3. Leave for several hours, ideally overnight.
4. Shake off the powder and brush.

Shine, flat nap

You need

steam, crepe brush, eraser

What to do

1. Rub shiny patches with a nubuck eraser.
2. Hold over steam at 20–30 cm for a few seconds.
3. While warm, brush the nap with a crepe brush.

Faded colour

You need

colour-matched nubuck dye spray

What to do

1. Clean and dry the pair.
2. Mask the sole with painter's tape.
3. Spray a thin coat from 20–30 cm.
4. Once dry, brush the nap and apply protector.