We have a few quick and easy measures to help your footwear survive the onslaught of rains and everything it brings with it and keep them in top condition.

Wipe Clumps of Mud Off

Muck tendency to stick to footwear during the rains. When the mud dries it can form clumps on the shoes or sandals that you were wearing. You can simply wipe it off using a wet cloth or foot brush to get rid of the wet mud almost instantly.

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Good Quality Wax Polish

Wax polish is not only known to make your shoes shine and give them a neat look, but the wax layer you apply on your shoes creates a thin protective shield that provides light resistance to rainwater and keeps your footwear in top condition.

Check out the PRO 257-250893-ASSORTED COMBI CLEAN & CARE MOUSE. This is an easy to use cleaning and caring mousse for leathers, synthetics, and textiles which can be used on all colors.

Tissue Paper to Your Rescue

Before you place your shoes in the cupboard make sure that they are completely dry. You can stuff tissue paper in the inside of your footwear so that the moisture is absorbed. The best option is to dry the shoes in the heat of the sun (if the sun is out during monsoon) or under a ceiling fan.

Use Dehumidifier in The Shoe Cupboard

Using a dehumidifier will help in absorbing humidity and the footwear will not be exposed to the fungus. You can use the PRO-Assorted Shoe Deo which helps in fighting the fungus and bacteria that builds up on shoes. It has a pleasant fragrance which helps in eliminating bad odor and prevents long-lasting freshness. It’s a multipurpose Shoe Deo which can be used on shoes, bags, car carpets, and jackets. You shall definitely opt for this amazing Pro Shoe Deo.

Try to Avoid Leather Footwear

Leather footwear needs the most amount of care during monsoon season. It is, therefore, best to avoid leather shoes in monsoon. But if you have to wear them for a formal occasion you can clean and waterproof your leather shoes with a wax polish before putting them on.

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In addition to the above tips, always wear clean socks and try sticking to rubber footwear for the duration of the monsoon season. You can check out the monsoon footwear collection. Keep the above tips in mind and don’t worry about your footwear hamper your spirits this rainy season. Check out the Shoe Care Collection at Metro Shoes.

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Dear Men,

We are aware that you care about how you look, even though you choose to hide it underneath the layers and layers of “rugged macho-­ness”. It is known to all women that you care about how you are dressed, but sometimes you are lost, unaware or simply like to follow the “ignorance is bliss” approach. But fret not, there is no harm in asking for help, and behold as we bestow unto you some rules that tell you exactly what not to do, when it comes to your shoes.

• Forgetting to match: Wearing socks that do not match each other are a categorical faux The metal on your belt buckles, suspenders, cufflinks, blazer buttons and tassels or bits on your shoes, should match. Try to match this metal with your watch too.

• Wearing off-­colored shoes: For work attire, wear only black, brown or oxblood colored, the only exception to this rule is white colored loafers or bucks. Blue, green, red or any other colors are not appropriate for work.

• Wearing sport shoes everywhere: The most off-­putting sight is seeing men dressed in shirts and trousers that are topped off with sports No dapperly dressed man was ever spotted in dressed up in slacks, a jacket and sports shoes.

• Being stinky socks: Make sure you wear “no see socks” under your moccasins and loafers. These socks are also called “moccasin socks” or “shoe panties” and prevent your socks and feet from smelling.

• Trade your sole: The soles of your shoes are subject to major wear and They need to be replaced as often as every 6 months, but depending upon usage should definitely be changed once a year.

These tips will definitely come in handy the next time you put on your shoes. Make sure you follow them to a tee for handsome, classy and dapper results. Don’t ever be embarrassed by your shoe-­game and up your style quotient, by following these easy steps.

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