For cleaning suedes, use a sneaker protection spray. These sprays utilise a polymer-based formula that coats the fibres of your shoes, preventing stains from setting into the fabric. Many sneaker protection formulas also contain sunscreens to prevent premature fading caused by UV rays

Store your mesh sneakers in a well-ventilated place to ensure they stay dry and fresh. Avoid storing them in a closed, damp environment, which can lead to mould and odour issues

Creases and scuffs can diminish the appearance of your leather and suede sneakers. Here are some techniques to prevent and address these issues:

1. Use crease protectors to maintain the shape of your sneakers and prevent creases
2. Consider using shoe tree insoles to preserve the sneaker's structure and reduce creasing

You can iron out creases, but proceed with caution. Use a buffer, such as a damp cloth, between the iron and your shoe. Keep the heat at the lowest setting and iron over the dampened cloth placed over the creased area. Check the crease between intervals to avoid damage and stop when the crease has disappeared. Leave the shoe stuffed until it cools

Additionally, store your white leather sneakers in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight, as UV rays can accelerate the yellowing process. Proper storage and handling practices can significantly reduce the risk of yellowing