We've partnered with Jeeves, London and New York's finest dry cleaners, to give you tips on how to care for your footwear.

• If fabric shoes become stained, they can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Avoid using wipes, which may damage your shoes, depending on the material.
• Lysol can be used to disinfect shoes. However, make sure to first test a small area to ensure that it doesn't damage your shoes, especially its exterior. Lysol will also kill mould and help with odour removal when sprayed in the shoes interior, especially the inner soles.
• While scrubbing the soles of your shoes won't hurt, over scrubbing can cause damage, especially when done repeatedly over time. We instead recommend wiping down the soles of your shoes with a water and dish soap solution.
• Foot baths are a good idea, especially with the Covid-19 pandemic. However, be mindful of the type of solution used, present additives and the material of the soles of your shoes. Lipid breaking soaps, as well as high temperature exposure are still our best defence against Covid-19. An alternative to a foot bath is a small heat chamber or garment dryer, which can raise the temperature of your shoes, as well as any clothing and other accessories, above the level that the virus can survive.

• If fabric shoes become stained, they can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Avoid using wipes, which may damage your shoes, depending on the material.
• Lysol can be used to disinfect shoes. However, make sure to first test a small area to ensure that it doesn't damage your shoes, especially its exterior. Lysol will also kill mould and help with odour removal when sprayed in the shoes interior, especially the inner soles.
• While scrubbing the soles of your shoes won't hurt, over scrubbing can cause damage, especially when done repeatedly over time. We instead recommend wiping down the soles of your shoes with a water and dish soap solution.
• Foot baths are a good idea, especially with the Covid-19 pandemic. However, be mindful of the type of solution used, present additives and the material of the soles of your shoes. Lipid breaking soaps, as well as high temperature exposure are still our best defence against Covid-19. An alternative to a foot bath is a small heat chamber or garment dryer, which can raise the temperature of your shoes, as well as any clothing and other accessories, above the level that the virus can survive.
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We've partnered with Jeeves, London and New York's finest dry cleaners, to give you tips on switching your wardrobe from Winter to Spring.

• If fabric shoes become stained, they can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Avoid using wipes, which may damage your shoes, depending on the material.
• Lysol can be used to disinfect shoes. However, make sure to first test a small area to ensure that it doesn't damage your shoes, especially its exterior. Lysol will also kill mould and help with odour removal when sprayed in the shoes interior, especially the inner soles.
• While scrubbing the soles of your shoes won't hurt, over scrubbing can cause damage, especially when done repeatedly over time. We instead recommend wiping down the soles of your shoes with a water and dish soap solution.
• Foot baths are a good idea, especially with the Covid-19 pandemic. However, be mindful of the type of solution used, present additives and the material of the soles of your shoes. Lipid breaking soaps, as well as high temperature exposure are still our best defence against Covid-19. An alternative to a foot bath is a small heat chamber or garment dryer, which can raise the temperature of your shoes, as well as any clothing and other accessories, above the level that the virus can survive.

• If you wore something quite a bit over the last season, it's best to clean it before storing it away
• When it comes to cleaning winter jackets, whenever possible, separate the liner from the outer shell and follow the care instructions
• Add wool dryer balls when drying down jackets as they help reduce drying time and also help fluff up the jacket.