Textiles Shoes, Boots, Sandals

Textile materials have become an integral part of our daily lives. From the clothes we wear to the furnishings in our homes, textile materials play a significant role. The use of textile materials in shoes has been on the rise in recent years due to their numerous benefits, such as lightweight, durable, eco-friendly, what’s more, they offers a wide range of design possibilities (colors, patterns, and textures), making them versatile for various styles of footwear.

What are Textile Shoes?

Textiles, similarly to leather allow your feet to breath and perspire. Material is usually thinner than leather and allows for use of various prints and different textures depending on the weave. Textile shoes are less durable however most of the times they are washable.

What are Textile Shoes Made of?

Cotton, polyester, wool, and nylon are the textiles that are most frequently used to make footwear. There are additional textile footwear types made of rayon, lycra, and polypropylene. The variety of styles and designs available for textile footwear is one of their main benefits.

Shoes Made from Textile

Textiles have been used for centuries in footwear as a major component of the upper; most conspicuously in fashion sport shoes, sneakers, casual shoes. The sport shoe industry came into being largely because of inexpensive shoes with rubber bottoms and textile tops. In fact, sport shoes with canvas uppers became a generic product through the early and mid-twentieth century. 

With GoldMoral's textile shoes, such as canvas boots, canvas hiking boots, canvas slip-ons, and high top canvas height increasing sneakers, combine the need for height enhancement with the benefits of textile fabrics. Plus, whether you're heading to a fitness class or a coffee shop, you'll always be able to keep a steady pace. GoldMoral protects your feet and provides you with unrivaled comfort, which means you can enjoy every moment to the fullest. GoldMoral's textile shoes are designed for your active lifestyle.

How to Clean and Care Textile Shoes

Regular Cleaning: Use a soft brush or cloth to clear dirt and other debris from your textile shoes on a regular basis. This keeps dirt from building up, which can cause damage and discoloration.

Clean Spots: If your shoes have spills or stains, use a mild soap or detergent mixed with water to clean the spots carefully. When you dab the area, be careful not to rub too hard. Use a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse them with clean water to get rid of any bits of dirt, and let them dry on their own.

Drying: It's important to let your shoes dry completely after cleaning them or letting them get wet. Do not put them near direct sources of heat, as this can make them bend or shrink. Instead, put them somewhere with good air flow and let them dry on their own. Putting newspaper inside can help them keep their shape and soak up extra water.

Storage: Clothes should be kept in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight when they are not in use. The materials can fade or break if they are exposed to too much heat and sunshine. Use shoe trees or stuff your shoes with tissue paper to keep their shape.

Protection: To keep your textile shoes from getting stained or damaged by water, you might want to use a waterproof spray or protective coating made just for fabrics. This can help keep your shoes looking new for longer by keeping liquids out and preventing stains.