All OSUR items are carefully crafted, combining creativity, special attention to detail, and the artisanal know-how of our workshops.
So to keep your sneakers in perfect condition, follow these tips:

• Avoid direct contact with oils, greases, alcohol and other abrasive products.
• Never put them in the dryer.
• With the hand wash option, you should never use:

Tissue

We recommend using a quality, neutral hand soap, applying it gently with cold water to the inside and outside of the fabric using a cloth or soft toothbrush. Wipe again with a damp cloth and cold water and air dry away from heat. Avoid exposing areas with plush or leather to water, as this may cause discoloration. Do not use laundry detergent; it contains chemicals that could damage the color of the fabric.

Suede or suede leather

Use a suede protection spray before starting to wear them. If they get dirty and you don't have a protector, our advice is to wait until the stain is dry and then brush it with a special suede brush. Plush leather or suede shouldn't get wet, as it tends to harden and your shoes could change color.

Fur

Wipe with a clean, non-abrasive, soft, dry cloth. If the leather comes into contact with water, do not rub it; use a clean, dry cloth and apply a gentle patting motion to absorb the liquid. If there are stains, wipe with a soft, damp cloth and let them air dry. Gently apply a moisturizing cream or grease to the leather.

Skin and hair

Do not machine wash or dry clean: Lightly rub the shoes with clean water and a sponge. Apply a small amount of body lotion to a damp sponge. Gently buff the surface of the shoe. When you're finished, use another clean, damp sponge to rinse off the lotion. Pad the sandal with paper to help it dry faster and retain its shape. Let it dry naturally overnight in a dry, ventilated place (never in front of or on top of a radiator). Do not expose the sandal to direct sunlight.

Not sure about your size? Measure your foot length!

1. Place a piece of paper on the floor against the wall and stand with your heel against the wall.
   
2. Measure your foot from the heel to the longest toe and mark the distance with a pencil on the paper. Repeat with the other foot, in case both feet are different sizes.
   
3. Use a ruler to measure the toe-to-heel distance marked for each foot. If you're between two sizes, choose the larger one.
   
4. Check the equivalence between your measurement in cm and the EU, US, or UK numbers.