Unless you go to great lengths to keep your shoes looking pristine at all times, they’re probably going to accumulate some scuff marks from everyday wear and tear. But the good news is that for ...

Scuff marks on your favorite shoes can be a real downer, making them look less than perfect. But don’t worry—you don’t need to shell out for fancy cleaners or visit a pro to get your shoes ...

The best way to combat scuff marks is to prevent them from happening. You can avoid them by keeping outdoor shoes at the ...

scuff marks, smudges and damage, especially if you do a lot of walking in them. “They may need more than simple cleaning,” says Vincent Rao Jr., president of shoe restoration company Vince’s ...

In my experience, cheaper shoes get torn up easier ... I noticed the tip of one scuff mark was disappearing. What do you think so far? Behold, no more scuffs. (Except for that little tear ...

Yes, I'm talking built-in scuff marks, stains, the whole shebang. The primary culprit? Golden Goose, a company that makes almost exclusively "dirty" shoes. Prices for its classic Super-Star style ...

If you have a rubber eraser, a light-soled shoe, or baking soda at home, you can tackle those annoying scuff marks without ordering any special products. Hardwood floors are gorgeous, but those ...