How to Keep Your Shoes and Bags Mold-Free
- xiecheng song
- May 10
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 19
Humidity, sweat, and poor storage are the main reasons why mold grows on shoes and bags, especially leather and suede items. Here at SBW Studio, we often receive mold-damaged designer items. With proper care, you can prevent this from happening. Here’s our professional guide:

🌬️ 1. Always Keep Them Dry After Use
- After wearing your shoes or carrying your bag, let them air out naturally for 1–2 hours before storing.- Never put damp shoes or bags directly into a closet or drawer.- If it rained or was humid, use a clean dry cloth to blot and absorb any surface moisture.
📦 2. Store Items the Right Way
- Avoid plastic bags for long-term storage as they trap moisture. Use breathable cotton dust bags instead.- Store shoes and bags in a cool, dry, and elevated area. Avoid the floor which collects moisture.- Use silica gel packs or charcoal dehumidifier sachets inside bags and shoes to absorb internal humidity.
🧼 3. Seasonal Tips for Humid Weather
- During humid months (or rainy seasons), rotate your items every 2–3 weeks and let them air out.- Consider using a dehumidifier in your wardrobe or shoe closet.- Place items like baking soda packs, activated charcoal, or moisture absorbers inside your storage space.
SBW Studio: How to Prevent Mold on Shoes and Bags
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