Whether you’re rocking classic Chucks or the Virgil Abloh Off-White collaboration, they’re gonna need some cleaning after you wear them in. We got our hands on some white Converse x Off-White Chuck 70 and here’s how best to clean them and white canvas shoes in general.
Before we get into the cleaning fun, we recommend protecting your shoes if they’re new or clean already. Generously spray our Sneaker Protector on your Chucks to create an invisible protective barrier against dirt and stains, while making repeat cleans easier.
Start off by brushing off excess dirt with a dry brush. We recommend using our Premium Brush as its not abrasive nor will it damage your sneakers. Once the excess dirt has been removed you can get into the nitty gritty. Since the Off-White x Converse Chuck Taylors are canvas, there is a specific way to clean them. Start by generously spraying our Sneaker Cleaner on affected areas and let it sit for 3-5 minutes before scrubbing. Then take your Premium Brush and dip it into water, shake off the excess water and start scrubbing in a small circular motion concentrating on affected areas. Try make sure to not use large strokes, as you don’t want to spread any of the dirt. Then use a microfiber towel to dab and twist off any excess moisture.
Take note, our Premium Brush is made to not be abrasive or cause any damage, so don’t worry when scrubbing on the signature Off-White print.
If your sneakers aren’t in need of a deep clean and have just a few scuffs then our Sneaker Wipes are perfect for you. Whether you’re on the go or at home, these are the most convenient way of cleaning. Our Sneaker Wipes contain our proprietary Sneaker Cleaner solution so it actively cleans for up to 3 days whilst breaking down dirt on a molecular level.
When those kicks are clean, you can protect them to keep them feeling fresh for longer. Use our Sneaker Protector for that added protection and use our Odor Protector to keep unwanted smells away.
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