Caring for Your Dansko Clogs
When it comes to cleaning either casual or professional clogs Dansko is a favorite because of how easy they are to clean. Dansko offers a spray to protect the Nubuck and Suede uppers which should be applied before you ever wear the clogs. The Nubuck & Suede Protector Spray is a great investment to buy when you purchase your new clogs. Men have been spraying Scotch Guard on their neckties for years to prevent stains from food and drinks on their ties. Nubuck & Suede Protector Spray acts like Scotch Guard on Dansko clogs.
Before ever wearing the oiled leather clogs your should always apply the Beeswax Conditioner. The Beeswax Conditioner will help weather-proof your clogs and prevent damage to your clogs in wet environments.
We have found that preparing your nubuck and suede clogs with the Nubuck and Suede Protector Spray or Beeswax Conditioner to your oiled leather clogs before the first wearing is well worth it over time. Using the conditioners earlier on will not just keep your clogs looking newer longer even in adverse weather conditions but will also make caring for your clogs a lot easier later on.
The Box Leather clogs are really the easiest to maintain and can be cleaned with plain soapy water. It’s important to keep in mind that leather is not to be saturated while cleaning. Just use a damp soapy cloth to clean and then a slightly damp cloth to wipe away the residue and you’re done. Ordinary scuff marks can be touched up with shoe polish.
Oiled Leather clogs can also be kept clean with a damp cloth. As the Oiled Leather clogs age Oiled Leather Restorer will bring it back to its original condition and help protect the leather. Its also recommended to use the Beeswax Conditioner to weather-proof them.
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I’ve had my red/cordovan Sanita clogs for a while so they’re scuffed. Should I use the beeswax before I add the shoe polish? Also, should I use standard cordovan-colred shoe polish or the “natural” color? I don’t think the cordovan color quite matches the Sanita version of cordovan, which has more of a cool rose undertone.
The beeswax is to used on the oil clogs You should first wipe them down really good with a soft clean cloth. That leather is treated to have a nice shine without polish. It doesn’t sound like you have surface scuff marks so Penguin Oiled Leather Sponge should do the trick for you.
Thank you for your response. I do have some pretty significant scuffing on the toes of the clogs. Should this change my approach in any way?
It’s really hard to say without seeing them but if your not talking about being scuffed down past the painted surface you would be surprised how well the oiled leather sponge works. Putting polish on them should be an absolute last resort.
Thank you very much. There is a minute amount of scuffing past the painted surface from a few run-ins with concrete stairs, but I’ll try the oiled leather sponge first. Thanks again!