Description

As a passionate ballroom or Latin dancer, maintaining your suede-soled dance shoes is key to flawless performance. Over time, dirt, wax, and dust can accumulate on the dance floor, leaving your shoes' suede soles slick and reducing your grip. The Diamant Shoe Brush is the perfect solution to restore and preserve the anti-friction and adhesion properties of your shoes, keeping you confident on every step and spin.

How to Use a Dance Shoe Wire Brush

Using a dance shoe brush, like the Diamant Shoe Brush, is essential to maintain the traction and longevity of your suede-soled dance shoes. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use it properly:

Ensure the soles are dry: Before using the brush, make sure your shoes are dry to avoid damaging the suede.
Hold the shoe securely: Place your shoe on a stable surface or hold it firmly in one hand. This prevents slipping while brushing.
Brush in one direction: Using the wire bristles of the brush, gently brush the suede sole in a single direction. Avoid brushing back and forth, as this can wear down the suede unevenly.
Focus on high-wear areas: Pay special attention to areas where the suede has become slick or matted down, usually around the ball of the foot or heel.
Apply moderate pressure: Don’t press too hard; let the brush do the work. You’re aiming to roughen the surface just enough to restore its grip.
Brush before and after dancing: Brushing your suede soles both before and after practice or performance ensures consistent grip and removes accumulated dirt, wax, or debris.

Style: DIA HW10910

Dance Shoe Wire Brush With Case

Brand: Diamant

Type: Shoe Brush

€12,00

€12,00 ~~€12,00~~

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Color: None

Size: One

One

When selecting dancewear, the most relevant measurement is the girth (also known as torso length). To measure accurately, start at one shoulder, pass the tape measure through the legs, and bring it back to the same shoulder. This ensures the best fit for leotards and unitards.

Women's Garments Size Chart

Size	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hip (cm)	Girth (cm)
Petite (6)	77-82	56-61	84-89	140-145
Small (8)	82-87	61-66	89-94	145-150
Medium (10)	87-92	66-71	94-99	150-155
Large (12)	92-97	71-76	99-104	155-160
X/Large (14)	97-102	76-81	104-109	160-165

Children's Garments Size Chart

Size	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hip (cm)	Girth (cm)
4-6	56-59	47-50	58-61	102-106
6x-7	60-64	50-54	61-65	106-114
8-10	64-68	54-58	65-70	114-122
12	68-72	58-62	70-75	122-130
14	72-76	62-66	75-80	130-138

Size Up if in Doubt
If you find yourself between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size. A snug fit is essential, but dancewear should allow for flexibility and movement without restriction.

Fabric Differences Affect Fit

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Estimated delivery: 09Aug - 13Aug

Description

How to Use a Dance Shoe Wire Brush

Using a dance shoe brush, like the Diamant Shoe Brush, is essential to maintain the traction and longevity of your suede-soled dance shoes. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use it properly:

Ensure the soles are dry: Before using the brush, make sure your shoes are dry to avoid damaging the suede.
Hold the shoe securely: Place your shoe on a stable surface or hold it firmly in one hand. This prevents slipping while brushing.
Brush in one direction: Using the wire bristles of the brush, gently brush the suede sole in a single direction. Avoid brushing back and forth, as this can wear down the suede unevenly.
Focus on high-wear areas: Pay special attention to areas where the suede has become slick or matted down, usually around the ball of the foot or heel.
Apply moderate pressure: Don’t press too hard; let the brush do the work. You’re aiming to roughen the surface just enough to restore its grip.
Brush before and after dancing: Brushing your suede soles both before and after practice or performance ensures consistent grip and removes accumulated dirt, wax, or debris.