Q&A for How to Clean Sperrys

For leather Sperrys, brush the shoes to remove the dirt and dust. Then, use a leather cleaner and a horsehair brush. Wipe off any dirty foam with a wet rag and dry them for a couple of hours.

Leather conditioner is going to be your best friend. After you finish cleaning them, apply a leather conditioner to protect the surface of the leather from stains.

To clean the upper part of a tennis shoe, use water mixed with dish soap or detergent to remove any stains, then rinse clean. Wipe your shoes off with an old towel and set them out in direct sunlight to dry.

Before cleaning, ensure the shoes are completely dry. Use a soft brush to gently remove any surface mold or mildew, and then wipe the affected areas with a solution of mild soap and water.

Use a soft suede brush to gently remove the loose ash, brushing in the direction of the suede's grain to avoid matting. For any remaining ash marks, use a suede eraser to lift the ash from the suede fibers.

First, remove any excess poop gently with a soft-bristled brush. Next, mix a mild soap solution with water and lightly dab the affected area with a soft cloth. For the smell, a mix of equal parts water and white vinegar can work wonders. Just apply it lightly with a cloth, and then let it air dry. Lastly, condition the leather to keep it from drying out.

To clean your white canvas Sperrys with leather laces, first remove the laces to avoid damage. Brush off any loose dirt with a soft brush. Then, mix a small amount of mild laundry detergent or dish soap with warm water to create a cleaning solution. Use a soft cloth or brush to gently scrub the canvas without soaking the shoes. Finally, wipe off the soapy mixture with a damp cloth and let the shoes air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.

To clean your canvas Sperrys, first remove the leather shoelaces to keep them dry. Gently unlace them, starting at the top. Mix a small amount of mild laundry detergent with warm water, and use a soft brush or cloth to gently scrub the canvas, focusing on soiled areas. Rinse with a damp cloth to remove soap residue, and let them air dry away from direct heat. For the leather shoelaces, wipe them with a damp cloth and apply leather cleaner if necessary. Allow them to dry naturally before re-lacing.

Removing faux fur from your Sperry shoes can be tricky, especially if it's glued or stitched. First, inspect how the fur is attached. If it's stitched, use a seam ripper or small scissors to carefully cut the threads without damaging the shoe. If it's glued, try to peel it off slowly and gently, but be aware that this might leave residue or damage the material.

Yes, use a tan polish to restore the color of your leather drivers without darkening them.

Treating your new Sperry leather boat shoes with conditioning and waterproofing is a good idea. It helps extend their life, especially when exposed to moisture and sun.