1. When the shoes get dirty, gently scrub them with a brush dipped in water and mild detergent, then rinse thoroughly. Air-dry them in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Do not use heaters or open flames to dry the shoes, as this can cause material aging, debonding, fading, and severe deformation. Excessive direct sunlight, hot air from hair dryers, and improper care methods can shorten the lifespan of the shoes. Do not soak the shoes for extended periods during cleaning; the soaking time should generally not exceed 20 minutes. Genuine leather shoes should not be soaked in water.
2. Most athletic shoes are made from synthetic polymer materials (typically polyester/nylon mesh and non-woven synthetic leather, with soles made of rubber or foamed rubber). Some uppers are made of genuine leather; therefore, avoid contact with organic solvents and oily substances, and do not wear them for long periods in high-temperature environments. Generally, the temperature during wear or washing should not exceed 45°C.
3. For long-term storage, clean the shoes first and let them dry completely in a cool, well-ventilated place to prevent mold growth. For genuine leather shoes, it is best to stuff the interior with paper or use shoe trees to maintain their shape and prevent severe deformation. Dry the shoes with the toe pointing down and the sole facing the wall in a well-ventilated area at room temperature; this prevents water from seeping into the foamed midsole material (since foamed material dries slowly, it is advised not to lay wet shoes flat).
4. To maintain the shoes' appearance, avoid using overly stiff brushes or applying excessive force during wear or cleaning. Do not pick at the edges of printed patterns with fingernails or sharp objects. After a period of use, minor cracking may appear on the surface of some patterns (especially in areas subject to frequent bending); this is a normal phenomenon.
5. To ensure a satisfactory wearing experience, please use your shoes for their intended purpose. Do not wear standard jogging or walking shoes for high-intensity sports like soccer.
6. Athletes who train daily should ideally have more than one pair of athletic shoes to allow for daily rotation. 7. Athletes and sports enthusiasts should wear their purchased sports shoes regularly. To extend the lifespan of the shoes, wash them as infrequently as possible.
8. The nylon mesh and synthetic leather on running shoes are relatively easy to maintain; they can be hand-washed with water, but machine washing or soaking should be avoided.
9. Wash the shoes and laces separately using a solution of water and neutral soap or detergent. When washing the shoes, remove the insoles, scrub gently with a soft-bristled brush, and finally rinse thoroughly.