When you pair up with our sneaks you want to make them last and look their best. So, prepare for a long journey and happy relationship by treating them right from the very beginning. It all starts with the proper Crep Protect sneaker treatment. It’s the ultimate sneaker care product we use every day to repel pesky liquids and stains. Begin with a single can of Crep Protect spray. A can lasts through the first two initial treatments, and should last for two or more maintenance treatments down the road. It’s true, to be fully transparent with you, we’re now paid promoters of it through our links with Amazon. Please don’t hate us for it. We were dedicated users first. They had to earn our respect to get here. We’re definitely happy customers and you’ll be too.

After prepping them with Crep Protect spray, it should only take routine clean-ups with a little dusting before a wipe down using Crep Protect Wipes, to keep them lookin’ great. To keep them smellin’ fresh we suggest RocketPure Foot and Shoe Deodorizer Spray. Again, to be fully transparent, we’re now paid promoters of RocketPure spray through our Amazon links. But, only after being happy customers first. Do these simple things and your sneaks will be comfortable, look great, and smell fine for many listening parties or jam sessions. After routine clean-ups (or every 4-5 weeks depending upon the wear time) we’ll apply another coat of Crep Protect spray. Follow our tips and your Music Row Sneakers will stand the test of time.

It’s a fact of living and definitely playing. On occasion things get a little more dirty or messy. So, for times like these a full cleaning may be the only solution. Take the time and proper steps to do it right. Pull the insoles and laces. Clean them separately from the sneaks, or replace. Next, turn to Crep Protect’s Cure Shoe Cleaner Kit. We’re paid promoters through Amazon but only after our tests. The instructions are a breeze. The kit includes everything you need. When you’re finished, to help dry everything thoroughly, we suggest you dry the sneakers in a clean dry place on the side with regular flip overs. You want all moisture between the sole’s rubber, the lace eyelet metal, and body material to evaporate fully before putting everything back together.