Sneakers Restoration

Clean the Sneakers: Remove dirt and grime by cleaning the sneakers with a soft brush or cloth, chemical cleaner, and water.

Inspect for Damage: Examine the sneakers for any damage or wear and tear. Common issues include worn-out soles, separated soles, scuffed uppers, loose stitching, and damaged laces.

Replace Worn-Out Parts: Replace worn-out or damaged parts like laces, insoles, and outsoles with new ones. Ensure that the replacement parts are the right size and type for your sneakers.

Reattach Separated Soles: If the sole is coming apart from the upper, use a shoe adhesive to reattach it.

Repair Loose Stitching: If there are loose stitches, use a needle and thread to re-stitch the affected areas. Make sure the stitching matches the original pattern.

Fix Scuffs and Discoloration: For scuffs and discoloration, use shoe polish and leather dye specifically designed for sneakers.

Shape Maintenance: Use sneaker shields or shoe trees to help maintain the shape of your sneakers while they're not in use.

Final Touches: Once everything is dry, re-lace sneakers and give them a final inspection to make sure they look and feel restored.