Use a slightly damp cloth to remove excess dirt. Dry naturally, away from direct heat. The leather will remain soft and supple with ECCO® Daily Care Cream. For instant shine use ECCO® Shoe shine sponge. Before wearing for the first time, use ECCO® Universal Waterproofing Spray, to help protect them. Use ECCO® Nubuck & Suede Eraser or ECCO® Suede Brush to remove dust and dirt and restore the nap to the shoe. Heavy stains can be removed with a ECCO® Foam cleaner.

If you have looked on www.ecco-shoes.co.uk and cannot find them amongst our large range, try visiting www.ecco.com and select country of purchase. See similar questions...

And because style is essential too, we think you'll agree that ECCO shoes look as good as they feel. See similar questions...

Yes, we have contracted with a company by the name of NuShoe .NuShoe is the only authorized renewal company. Nushoe can resole and refurbish your ECCO shoes for a nominal cost. You can contact them via their website at www.nushoe.com or by phone at 1-877-687-4631 See similar questions...

Children should be walking by themselves. A first pair of shoes should be very flexible and breathable allowing the foot to move naturally, while keeping it dry and cool. See similar questions...

The shoes, clogs, and boots have removable insoles. Remove these and wash the footwear with mild soap and water, then dry with a paper towel. Replace the insoles inside the footwear and you're back in business. To clean the insoles hand wash with mild soap and water, gently wring out, and lay flat on the counter to dry over night. The sandals can get wet but the way to clean them is with a damp paper towel, a handiwipe, etc. See similar questions...

You can clean your shoes with soap and warm water. For wheels, you can use WD-40, but do NOT use water, as the bearings will rust. See similar questions...

For the really special garments, with hand-painting & quite old, we recommend getting a professional opinion on cleaning. (We recommend Frank Connet a textile expert conservator and artist in Chicago, contact is below). However, we can share with you the common practice we know from being raised in Japan. So, here are some pointers on the care of the older silk: Dry heat is bad for it. **Direct sunlight is bad for it. See similar questions...

After receiving your Pokedex from Professor Birch, talk to your Mom and she'll give you the running shoes. Hold down B and use the direction pad to run. See similar questions...

Yes, Lederbalsam is excellent for this kind of application. It will help remove salt stains and will clean, condition & protect leather shoes. See similar questions...

Yes. And Congratulations. Use the GREEN CLOTH. The RED CLOTH might damage the velvet...Seriously, the dusting cloth, the GREEN CLOTH, and the DUSTING mitt are the favorite tools of several art galleries here in Laguna Beach. See similar questions...

Please refer to our Contact us pages to find details of ECCO Oxford's address and location within Oxford city centre. See similar questions...

Visit www.ecco.com/uk, select country and find stockist, or email ECCO UK at customerservice.uk@ecco.com See similar questions...

Footwear can be split sole jazz shoes, ballet shoes, trainers or similar. This is something that is personal; you will soon find what suits you. You may have the opportunity to wear heels later on in the course. At the Leicester studio, suede bottomed shoes are recommended. At the Derby studio, rubber soled shoes are recommended.] See similar questions...

Yes - absolutely! Many who use it say, even cleaner! If you would like extra cleaning power, try adding Clorox powder. See similar questions...

Intelligent shoe designers have always quested after ways to make shoes which interfere as little as possible with the normal, free and unfettered functions of the foot, and not surprisingly, ECCO have got closer than most. Shape is perhaps the key. ECCO show how the foot can be protected and supported, while still being allowed a remarkable degree of freedom. This back-to-nature approach in design means following the contour of the foot down to the last detail. See similar questions...