White sneakers are a summer staple; they look great with everything from the most tattered jean shorts to the fanciest ball gowns. While beat-up, broken-in-looking sneakers are a look in their own ...

White sneakers are a wardrobe staple. Whether you pair them with jeans or a skater dress, they match nearly any outfit and give the ensemble a casual, sporty vibe depending on the style of the shoe.

We’ve all done it: dropped, dripped, stepped in or bumped into something and ruined a pair of brand new sneakers. Whether it was a puddle, pothole, beer or a burger (damn you, ketchup), there’s no ...

White shoes are notoriously difficult to keep clean, the more you wear your beloved pair the dirtier they can become. One accidental step in a puddle can turn the entire fabric from glistening white ...

1. Wet an old toothbrush and apply white non-gel toothpaste to them. 2. Wet the shoe and scrub with the toothpaste and brush working on the dirty areas. 3. This will start the stain removal process. 4 ...

Thanks to these genius—and easy!—tips on how to clean white sneakers, you can say hello to a lifetime of spotless shoes! Did you ever look down at your pearly white sneaks just to feel that ...

IMO, there's honestly no point in buying a pair of white sneakers if you're not going to keep them clean. No matter if they get one small scuff, or they're caked in mud, they look dirty ridiculously ...

There are a few ways to try and revitalize dirty sneakers, but the secret to keeping white sneakers white is regular cleanings and a typical household cleaner you already have. If you’re determined to ...

Did you know that if you let your tennis shoes stay dirty, they could wear out faster? It’s true. Also, dirty sneakers look ...

Some people prefer a lived-in pair of white sneakers, while others would never wear a pair of scuffed shoes. If you count yourself among the latter, here’s how to spiff up your sneakers → Begin by ...

A cleaning queen has shared her quick and easy hack for making dirty white sneakers look like new again using two unlikely items you probably have in your bathroom right now. Carolina McCauley, from ...