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Shoe trees
High-quality shoe trees
Shoe trees help your shoes maintain their original shape, absorb moisture and feel fresh for longer. Springyard’s wooden shoe trees are used when the shoes are not being worn and contribute to a longer lifespan by reducing creases, moisture and wear in everyday shoes and dress shoes.
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Shoe trees in wood – an obvious choice
Springyard’s shoe trees are made of wood and help preserve the shape of the shoe when not in use. The natural properties of wood allow moisture to be absorbed effectively.
Wooden shoe trees not only contribute to better shape retention, but also help shoes feel fresher between uses. This makes them just as useful for everyday shoes as for more dressed-up styles.
Using shoe trees regularly reduces the risk of creases forming at the toe and other exposed parts of the shoe. Without shoe trees, the material may gradually lose its original shape, which can in turn lead to cracks and unnecessary wear.
Shoe trees as part of your shoe care
Shoe trees are a fundamental part of good shoe care. Together with regular cleaning and care, shoe trees help keep shoes in good condition for longer. By reducing moisture and shaping the shoe after use, better conditions are created for other shoe care products to provide the best possible effect.
Frequently asked questions about shoe trees
What are shoe trees used for?
Shoe trees are used to maintain the shape of the shoe, reduce moisture and increase the lifespan of the shoe when not in use.
When should you use shoe trees?
Shoe trees should be used every time the shoes are not being worn, especially during longer storage periods between seasons.
Are wooden shoe trees good for leather shoes?
Yes, wooden shoe trees absorb moisture and help preserve both the shape and freshness of shoes with leather lining.
