Of course, you can also use the sneaker brush for other shoes, but its specialty is sneakers. With its soft pig bristles, the shoe brush effectively tackles dust and dirt, but is gentle on the upper material of your sneakers, whether made of light-colored smooth leather or textiles. Dirt particles can easily penetrate the fabric and stick to textile surfaces, especially when moisture is involved. In this case, you should first try to remove the dirt with the sneaker brush. For heavier soiling, washing with a mild cleaning foam can help. You can also use the sneaker brush here. Allow them to dry with the bristles facing downwards so that the moisture does not settle in the wood.