Beaded Stiletto Sandals

To protect the craftsmanship and beauty of your Beaded Stiletto Sandals, follow these upkeep instructions cautiously:

• Suede Upkeep: Brush the nude suede gently with a soft suede brush after each wear to remove surface dust and restore the nap. Always brush in one consistent direction to avoid disrupting the suede texture. For light stains, use a suede eraser before brushing. Avoid applying any liquid directly to the suede panels.
• Crystal Bead Upkeep: Handle the beaded straps with upkeep to avoid snagging or pulling individual crystals loose. Do not rub the beaded areas with cloth or brushes. If surface dust settles on the beading, use a dry, very soft makeup brush to gently sweep it away without applying pressure.
• Zip Closure Upkeep: Keep the back zip closure clean and free from dust by wiping with a dry cloth. Apply a very small amount of clear wax or zip lubricant if the zip begins to feel stiff. Avoid forcing a stiff zip, as this can damage both the mechanism and the surrounding suede.
• Storage: Store in the original dust bag or a soft fabric pouch inside a shoe box. Never stack these sandals under other shoes, as pressure can dislodge beads and deform the suede straps. Keep in a cool, dry space away from humidity and direct sunlight.
• Wet Conditions: These sandals are strictly for dry indoor use. Suede and rhinestone beading are both highly susceptible to water damage. If they are accidentally exposed to moisture, allow them to air dry naturally at room temperature before brushing the suede lightly to restore texture.
• Heel Cap Maintenance: Inspect the stiletto heel tip after each use and replace worn heel caps promptly through a professional cobbler to preserve both the heel structure and the flooring surfaces they contact.