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We have 2 ode to H footwear threads, one is for SHOES only and the other for BOOTS only .

If your post is about BOOTS and NOT shoes, please post on the ode to boots thread here: https://forum.purseblog.com/threads...o-h-boots-thread.535045/page-47#post-32637422

If your post is about SHOES only, then post on this thread.

If if you have a reveal, comment, question about both please post about the SHOES on here and then go to https://forum.purseblog.com/threads...o-h-boots-thread.535045/page-47#post-32637422 and post about boots on there.

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Book Worm said:
Cross-posted in latest purchase thread…loving the new Eze sandals which are so “easy” to style and which run large btw and a classic pair of paris loafers…now waiting for warmer weather.
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Folks who have white leather shoes/insoles are there any tricks to keeping them clean (I was going to say pristine but the answer to that is "DOn't wear them" :biggrin: )?
I just bought a pair and have owned several other less luxurious versions than this and have used leather cleaners and the like on those. I just thought I'd check here for a tried and tested process. TIA.
 
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Book Worm said:
Folks who have white leather shoes/insoles are there any tricks to keeping them clean (I was going to say pristine but the answer to that is "DOn't wear them" :biggrin: )?
I just bought a pair and have owned several other less luxurious versions than this and have used leather cleaners and the like on those. I just thought I'd check here for a tried and tested process. TIA.
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If they are leather you can use a product like Saphir invulner or any other brand of protector which will stop them from getting stained as quickly. Keeping them away from lights will stop them from yellowing.

I have a few white pairs from Loewe and keeping them clean is essential (brush them with a proper shoe brush after every use). Small microscopic build up can cause stains over time after all!

I am a bit worried about a pair of Himalayan croc shoes that I have on order since they are both white and matte croc… double whammy of babying required.
 
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Christofle said:
If they are leather you can use a product like Saphir invulner or any other time of protector / imperméabiliser which will protector them from getting stained as quickly. Keeping them away from lights will stop them from yellowing.

I have a few white pairs from Loewe and keeping them clean is essential (brush them with a proper shoe brush after every use). Small microscopic build up can cause stains over time after all!

I am a bit worried about a pair of Himalayan croc shoes that I have on order since they are both white and matte croc… double whammy of babying required.
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Thanks this is SO helpful! Ordering the protector right now…..
And good luck with those himalayan croc shoes. They sound stunning! Hope you share pics here when you receive them!
 
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Had a pair reserved for me in-store which, unfortunately were too big. Luckily my size appeared online, and was able to snag them! But, yet again, everything fit but my heel was still slipping. (Same thing happens, although to a lesser degree, with my Gucci loafers and Dior espadrilles. I'm beginning to believe my feet are just not made for luxury slip-on type shoes.) Sadly, I have to return these. The color is so rich in-person. PhotoGrid_1645922414568.jpg
 
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