'Madrina' Suede Sandals

For best results, apply suede protector before the first wear and then reapply every few months, or more frequently if worn often in varying conditions.

It is strongly advised to avoid wearing suede sandals in rainy or very wet conditions, as water can cause permanent stains and damage to the suede material.

Use a suede brush to remove loose dirt and refresh the nap. For tougher marks, a suede eraser or a damp cloth with a specialized suede cleaner (tested first on an inconspicuous area) can be used. Always let them air dry naturally.

While designed with an adjustable strap for a secure fit, stiletto heels can be challenging for extended wear. They are best suited for occasions where prolonged standing or walking is not required, or with adequate break-in and possibly comfort inserts.

Store them in a dust bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and protect the suede from dust and humidity. Avoid stacking other items on top that could crush the delicate material.

Yes, if the heel tips become worn, they can typically be replaced by a professional cobbler to extend the life of your sandals.

Gently brush the affected area with a specialized suede brush. For tougher stains, use a suede cleaning eraser or professional suede cleaner, following product instructions carefully. Always apply a suede protector before initial wear.

Adjust the buckle on the ankle strap. Ensure it is fastened securely but comfortably, allowing for natural ankle movement without rubbing or restriction.

This is common with new stiletto heels. Practice walking on smooth, even surfaces to gain confidence. Ensure the heel tips are not worn down; if they are, consider professional replacement.

Allow for a break-in period by wearing the sandals for short intervals initially. Consider using discreet gel inserts or cushions, especially for the ball of your foot, to enhance comfort.