Brush your Pegia Boots with a suede brush to remove dirt and dust from the surface.
Before cleaning your Pegia Boots, use a soft suede brush to remove dirt, mud, dust, or other debris from the surface. A suede brush will also help loosen dirt on the suede, making it easier to clean your boots thoroughly.
Pegia bWet your boots with a sponge dipped in water.
Wet the sponge, then wring it out thoroughly to remove as much excess water as possible. Then gently dab your boots with the sponge until the surface is completely wet.
· Don’t soak the boots, as too much water can cause the sheepskin to separate from the wool.
· If you don’t have a sponge, use a clean, soft cloth.
Pour the suede cleaning liquid onto the sponge and gently rub your boots.
Pour or spray a little suede cleaner onto the sponge, then gently rub your Pegia Boots using soft motions. Work it over the entire surface of the shoe, adding a little more cleaner as needed.
It’s always better to add a little cleaner as needed than to use too much at once.
· Don’t apply the cleaner directly to your Pegia Boots.
· Some people prefer to make their own cleaner using equal parts vinegar and water. But keep in mind that this could discolor your Pegia Boots.
Rinse the sponge and squeeze out the soapy water.
After cleaning your Pegia Boots, rinse and wring out the sponge, then remove the cleaner using the same circular motions as before. Keep doing this until all the soapy dirt is gone from the surface of your Pegia Boots.
· Suede cleaner also conditions suede, so you don’t need to rinse it off completely.
Blot the boots dry with another soft, white cloth.
Gently blot up as much remaining water as possible with a clean, soft cloth, such as a microfiber cloth. It’s a good idea to use a white cloth to prevent color from transferring onto your Pegia Boots.
· If you notice a lot of dirt on the cloth, you may need to go over the boots once more with the sponge.
Stuff your Pegia boots with paper towels to help them keep their shape.
Sheepskin can easily lose its shape even if it gets only slightly wet. To help your Pegia boots keep their shape, stuff them with scrunched-up paper towels, newspaper, or something similar. Don't forget to stuff the toe as well as the body of the boot.
· You can also use wax paper or clean hand towels if you like.
Let your boots air-dry for 24 hours in a cool, well-ventilated place.
The best way to dry your Pegia boots is to let them air-dry naturally in a cool place with good air circulation, such as a corner of a room. Don't expose your boots to direct heat by putting them in a dryer, heating them with a hair dryer, or placing them in front of a radiator. Also avoid putting your boots in direct sunlight.
· Sunlight and heat can cause sheepskin to shrink and crack. The color of your boots may also fade.
Brush your boots in one direction to fluff up the fibers.
Once the boots are dry, the suede may look flat. Take a suede brush and brush downward, starting at the top of the boot and working toward the toe. Continue brushing this way, always moving the brush in the same direction, until you have brushed the entire boot.
Where Can You Buy Pegia Boots?
You can browse and buy Pegia boot styles made from genuine leather by Derimarket by visiting the Pegia boots page.
You can keep your feet warm on cold winter days with Derimarket's fur-lined boots and snow boots.
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