It’s officially UGG season, which means one thing… It’s time to keep these glorified slippers in top-notch shape.

If you’re like us and live above the equator, you’ll know that wet and muddy weather conditions will start to take a toll on your favorite boots. Luckily enough for you, we’ve got everything you need to keep your UGGs looking 10/10 – no matter the occasion.
Tip 1: Buff Away Dirt & Stains With the Crep Eraser
The first step to keeping your UGGs looking box-fresh is to give them a dry clean. Dry cleaning is the easiest way to freshen up your Uggs without ruining the suede materials, and you can achieve scuff and stain-free results with our Eraser.

What is the Crep Protect Eraser?
The Crep Protect Eraser is a pocket-sized rubber designed to cleanse and buff away dirt and scuffs gently. From home to on-the-go cleaning, the Eraser is easy to use wherever you go, and we’ll show you how.
Step 1: Pre-Clean Prep
Before use, remove the Eraser from its reusable tin.
Step 2: Apply To Affected Area
Using one corner of the Eraser, gently buff the affected area by working it on your UGGs in one continuous motion. Start with low pressure and slowly build up to a medium pressure.
Disclaimer: If you apply too much pressure with the Eraser, it may thin the suede, so less is more.
Tip 2: Bring your Uggs back to life with our Suede Reviver
Dull patches, uneven tones, and simply looking lifeless- we’re all guilty of putting our UGGs through all the elements, but luckily for you, our Suede Reviver brings life back to your suede in under 5 mins.
What is Suede Reviver?
The Crep Protect Suede Reviver is designed to nourish and condition your suede and nubuck sneakers, bringing new life to their nap. Each Suede Reviver comes with a dual brush back – a harder brush for coarse, tough suede and a soft brush for finer suede textures.

Step 1: Give Your UGGs A Brush
Before applying the Suede Reviver, use your preferred brush type to gently brush away any additional dirt and debris on your UGGs.
Step 2: Apply Generously To The Affected Area
Apply a generous amount of Suede Reviver directly onto your UGGs and allow the solution to rest for 1 minute. This will ensure the solution has time to work into your UGGs without it completely drying, making the nap easier to tackle.
Step 3: Brush & Allow To Dry
Go in with your preferred brush once again to reset the nap and allow drying time in a cool, well-ventilated area.
Tip 3: Protect ‘Em With Our Spray
The last step is to protect your UGGs by investing in some Crep Protect Spray. Our innovative formula creates a hydrophobic layer that repels liquids and stains.
What is Crep Protect Spray?
Our innovative protection Spray is designed to repel liquids and stains from your footwear using Nanotechnology. Each can protects up to 12 pairs of sneakers, with protection lasting up to 4 weeks.
Step 1: Apply The Spray To Your UGGs

Shake the can and apply an even layer of spray across your sneakers from a 20cm distance. Start from the toe cap and work towards the heel, ensuring maximum coverage.
Top Tip: Do not apply the spray too close to your UGGs, as this will cause an oversaturation of the sheepskin/suede. The idea is to protect the material, but try not to get it too damp, as this may cause it to darken in color.
Step 2: Allow Dry Time

Now you have applied one coat; allow the Uggs to dry for 10 minutes. Sufficient drying time will allow the hydrophobic layer to bond effectively to the sheepskin/suede material, preparing it for its second coat.
Step 3: Repeat Steps 1&2
For the best results, apply a second coat to your UGGs and allow them to dry completely. This will ensure that you are receiving maximum hydrophobic (liquid-repelling) benefits from the protection spray.
Final Results:
Now your UGGs are fully protected. Reapply the spray every 3-4 weeks to your Uggs to maintain the protector spray's effectiveness.
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1 komentarz do "Jak chronić swoje Uggi: Ostateczny przewodnik Crep Protect"
Marty Halmo
How many weeks will Crep keep my boots waterproof?