How to keep white trainers looking pristine

[Sammyset]

I'm looking for recommendations of how you protect and clean Trinny-style white leather trainers.
Hit me with what you’ve found works please... Especially if you wear them in the rain.

Spray with protractor first , use baby wipes to wipe after every use and bung in the wash if they get a bit grey . Otherwise it's just the way it goes with white trainers !

I can't keep mine clean. Have changed to black trainers now.

Try using CIF on them to clean them

Buy them from Clark's - their soles are made from rubbery material rather than sponge and clean up like a dream.

Thanks.
@parentofteen I have just bought them, but not from Clarks.
@oohnicevase - is there a protector brand you recommend please?

I use this one , it lasts ages, I spray everything!

Flash wipes with Bleach (or any cleaning wipes with bleach) on the white bits.

Magic erasers work brilliantly especially on leather.

If leather, you can use cif and they come up lovely.

Wish I knew!

I just don’t wear white trainers if it’s raining or recently rained anymore (as the ground will be muddy). Sucks but they would need to be constantly repurchased otherwise.

I’m scared of throwing my trainers in the washing machine as even on a delicate cycle, they got a bit battered eg the insoles ended up falling out

I use magic eraser and cif on tough bits

Keep them in the box, they are shoes they aren’t meant to stay immaculate

Crep protect

crepprotect.com/home/mobile/

Thanks

Just a microfiber cloth for me, with any multipurpose spray I can find around the house. Sometimes I use an old toothbrush too.

Wow, that sounds a lot like an advert @MsTracy

I was wondering the same thing as I bought some at the start of winter and haven't worn them much yet. I might try the protector spray.

I have the same issue and have just given up on them except on dry days when I know I'll only be walking on the pavements

Mine go in washing machine but I do take the soles out first

I love white trainers and I live in the country so mud is unavoidable. I just go with it. I think they look better when they are worn in anyway.

[quote MsTracy]@NotImpossible I'm very sorry if my reply sounded like an advert. It was not planned to be spam.
As I noticed a few suggestions above, thought to share something I have been using for a couple of years now.
Over the years, I have been using different protectors because I'm kind of "sneakerhead" and most of them provides water and dirt repellent effect but could have different side-effects such as white stripes, unexpected leather hardening, material stopped breathing which lead to sweaty feet.[/quote]
Apologies, I did think it was spam

Keep them in the box when not wearing them to prevent them being dirted by other shoes