01
Separate the pair
Check the care labels, brush away loose dirt, and place one shoe inside each of the two included cushioned bags.
Four simple steps
Fresh shoes without the drum drama.
Place one pair inside, secure the zipper beneath its protective flap, add detergent, and choose the shoe manufacturer’s recommended wash cycle. Air dry after washing.
Watch the routine
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Four clear steps
From worn to wash-ready in moments.
02
Secure both bags
Close each zipper completely and seat both pulls beneath their protective flaps before starting the wash.
03
Load and wash
Place both bags in the washer, add suitable detergent, and select only the cycle permitted by the shoe manufacturer.
04
Remove and air dry
Take each shoe out promptly, reshape gently, and allow both shoes and bags to air dry away from strong direct heat.
During the cycle
Cushioning helps soften hard contact.
Water and detergent can move through the mesh while the structured body surrounds the shoes.
Better wash-day habits
Prepare the shoes, protect the shape.
A shoe wash bag works best as part of a careful routine. Always follow the footwear maker’s instructions first.
Check materials
Avoid machine washing leather, suede, embellished footwear, or any shoe labeled hand-clean only.
Pre-treat gently
Brush off loose soil and spot-clean stubborn marks before placing sneakers in the laundry bag.
Balance the load
Add suitable washable items when permitted to help the washing machine run a balanced cycle.
Dry naturally
Reshape shoes and air dry. Avoid high dryer heat unless the shoe manufacturer specifically allows it.
Using your bags
Eight helpful wash-day answers.
Why are two bags included?
Each shoe gets its own cushioned bag, helping separate and surround both shoes during the wash.
What should I remove before washing?
Follow the shoe label and remove loose dirt, detachable decorations, or insoles when the manufacturer recommends it.
Should laces stay in the shoes?
Follow the footwear maker’s instructions. If removed, wash laces separately in a suitable small mesh bag.
Which wash cycle should I choose?
Use only the cycle and water temperature permitted by both the shoe and washing-machine manufacturers.
How much detergent should I use?
Use an appropriate detergent and quantity according to its label, the washer instructions, and the shoe-care guidance.
Should I balance the washer load?
Follow your appliance instructions. Suitable washable items may help balance a load when the manufacturer permits them.
What should I do when the cycle ends?
Remove both bags promptly, take out each shoe, reshape gently, and allow everything to air dry.
How should I store the bags?
Let them dry completely, then use the reinforced loops to hang them in a clean, ventilated place.