Product Conservation
Santa Lolla products are manufactured with different materials and,
therefore, it is important that at the time of purchase you check whether the
raw material used in the manufacture of the product meets its
expectation, for the purpose of use.
The wrong choice of a
footwear to the biotype or the purpose for which it is intended, can generate
discomforts and even pathologies to those who already have a pre-disposition
to trigger them.
When having the first contact with the product, it is
It is essential that the shoe test is carried out, checking whether the model is
comfortable and if the numbering is correct. Swollen or injured feet
they can change the shoe and interfere with size and comfort notions.
Conservation Tips
After purchase, the product requires some care related to use,
hygiene and storage, which directly influence the
durability of the good and are the sole responsibility of the
consumer.
It is necessary that the footwear be sanitized before
of storage and that the place of packaging is dry and ventilated,
allowing ventilation of the product to occur.
Never wash or
Immerse the product directly into the water. If this happens by accident,
let it dry in the shade and at room temperature. Never use ovens and
centrifuges, or expose it to direct sunlight to dry it.
A
rain can also contribute to the formation of stains or damage to
products. The acidity of the water can compromise its original color, deform
the item or start detachment processes.
The products
must be stored in specific boxes and bags. the cardboard box
where the product is stored has an opening for air intake,
making the product breathe and prevent mold. If you choose to store
in bags, these can only be made of TNT. Under no circumstances store in
plastic bags.
Models that have rivets, crystals,
stones and elements glued or held by claws, need care
even bigger so the props don't come loose.
The ornaments
are delicate components and can be damaged if there is friction or
friction with other surfaces.
Extreme care must be taken
given to footwear when in contact with uneven, rustic pavements
or that tend to provoke aggressions to the heel or its components, not
there is a guarantee for this type of damage.
Never use
chemicals such as alcohol, acetone, bleach, or laundry detergent
cleaning products. When hygiene allows the use of cloths
slightly moistened, the solution should only be water and neutral soap.
All products that have metal parts, if exposed to environments
marine animals, can suffer aggression due to sea air, causing the
garments lose shine and oxidize.
Badly dyed clothes
fixed or even wet, in contact with purses or shoes, can
cause irreparable stains. In the case of clear products, care
must be redoubled, as they get dirty and stain easily. dark clothes
often stain clear bags.
Excess weight and volume
deform purses and wallets, causing damage to seams, handles and
zippers.
We also point out that perfumes that contain alcohol
can stain the lining and material of your bag. Fats like olive oil,
oil, mayonnaise, lipsticks, pen ink and sharp objects, too
are agents that cause irreparable damage and are not covered by the
warranty.
Each material requires specific care
during cleaning. Check it out:
Smooth Leather- This type of material should not be washed, just cleaned
with a dry white cloth or slightly moistened with water and neutral soap, without
addition of any other chemical.
Fur Leather- In this type of material the layer of animal hair is
maintained. Therefore, characteristic natural flaws can be observed
from the skin of the animal itself. The intense use of products with these
features can cause hair to fall out in the seams and
welts.
Suede and Nubuck - These are
materials that absorb more dirt. For this reason, they need
more frequent care. Pair for maintenance we recommend the use of a
brush with soft bristles for NOBUCK and a brush with softer bristles
firm for the SUEDE. These products cannot have contact with creams,
pastes, instant shine or excess moisture. For the best
conservation and prevention it is recommended the use of
leather and waterproofing products, always paying attention to the way of handling
recommended on the label of these products. Because they have more colors
intense, can loosen a little pigmentation in the first days of use
or when in contact with moisture.
Varnish and Metallized- These products are fragile and subject to damage
in case chafing, friction or excess moisture occurs. We always advise
keep them stored in TNT bags so they don't scratch or
stain in contact with other materials.
Corks, Canvas and Fabrics- These types of materials cannot be exposed to
excessive humidity or contact with chemicals. Your cleaning should
only be carried out with white cloths slightly moistened with water and
neutral soap.
Jute and Sisal - They are
natural products produced by hand, therefore, they cannot have
excessive contact with moisture or chemicals. must be avoided
friction or friction. For cleaning, we advise you to use a brush.
soft bristles to keep the material from fraying.
Technological Material- Just like leather products, the materials
Technological equipment must be stored in well-ventilated areas. humid environments
or with high temperatures can cause a chemical reaction
called hydrolysis, causing the material to begin to "crumble".
For this reason, products made with technological material receive a
kind of waterproofing, which extends its useful life. Therefore, the
care with storage and cleaning are extremely important for
extend the waterproofing applied to the material as much as possible.
