To make sure your shoes are in the right size, you should try on both singles together. Shoes that are too big or too small can lead to problems such as early deformation, lining tearing, etc.

The new shoes you bought may feel a bit tight or rub against your foot during the break-in period. That's why it is recommended to try your shoes at home before going outside when you first get them.

To prolong the life of your shoes, it is recommended to wear them every other day and to air them out after each use. Wet shoes should be dried at room temperature; they should not be exposed to direct sunlight or heat sources.

Depending on your walking style, wrinkles may form on the leather of your shoes. This can be minimized by storing your shoes in molds that match their shape and using appropriate polishes.

Dirty or muddy shoes should be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth, and should never be washed in a washing machine or by hand. Suede and nubuck shoes should be cleaned with a brush and care products.

In shoes without linings, the color of the leather may transfer to your feet or socks. This is due to the absence of chemical additives.

Do not store your shoes in humid environments and do not store them in plastic bags. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause color fading in shoes.

Your shoes should be chosen according to the weather conditions. For example, suede shoes should not be preferred in rainy weather. Leather-soled products should not be used in rainy or snowy weather.

Shoe laces should be loosened when putting on or taking off shoes, and a shoe horn should be used for laceless shoes. Deformation may occur in products that are tried to be worn by hand or by stepping on them.