LeatherTo keep your oiled leather clogs clean we recommend using a brush for general care. A suede brush or toothbrush works great. To clean/care for the outsole you can use a stiff bristled brush and a natural soap.For liquid stains you can use raw rubber or an eraser to buff the stain out. You can also dilute distilled white vinegar and spot treat as needed with a soft cloth or brush. Let them dry completely at room temperature and repeat spot treatment as needed. To increase the longevity of your leather clogs you can store them in a breathable fabric bag during seasons they are not in use. Leather can be oiled every 6 months to prolong life. Perhaps more often with heavy use. SyntheticTo keep your synthetic clogs clean we recommend using a soft bristled brush or suede brush on the dry uppers to brush out dirt and debris. We recommend brushing softly to avoid pilling on the upper. To clean/care for the outsole you can use a stiff bristled brush and a natural soap.For liquid stains we recommend using diluted distilled white vinegar and a soft cloth to spot treat. Allow the cleaned area to dry completely at room temperature and repeat as needed.You can wash your synthetic clogs on delicate cycle in the washing machine with your favorite natural detergent and allow them to dry at room temperature. Additional cleaning of outsoles with a stiff brush and natural soap works best.