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If you’ve read the previous blog on Why You Need Shoe Trees, then you’ve understood the importance of shoe trees and the benefits in having even a few pairs for the maintenance of your favorite and most worn shoes (if you haven't yet, make sure you do by clicking here!).
It's great if you’ve already decided to take the step and invest in a few pairs, and although it would be ideal to have one pair of shoe trees for every pair of shoes, you can get away with a rotation scheme between your most worn pairs.
When the time comes to go ahead and purchase your shoe trees, you’ll notice there are a few options available.
What’s the difference?
Let’s break down the types of shoe trees into 4 main categories:
Just remember, whichever type you decide to use, the most useful time to use your shoe tree is in the first hour or two after you’ve taken your shoes off. This is the time to draw out the most moisture which will assist the shoe to keep its normal form. After that, the shoe tree works to mostly maintain shape and help with odor.
Spending a little on a few shoe trees will go a long way in taking care of your shoes, and they are really worth the extra mile. If you are still hesitant about the splurge, it may be a good idea to start off with a travel shoe tree, test the waters and see the difference. Although not as effective as the wood versions, they will surely give you an idea of the benefits you will receive.
Now that you’ve got all the options, take your pick and use it as an easy way to keep your shoes in the best condition possible!
Signing-off: Rana Cheikha for The Shoe Advisor
// Get in touch here or by email at rana@ranacheikha.com for more insight, queries and information //
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