Shoe polish can leave your Guipure lace looking scuffed and discolored — but don’t despair! Here’s your guide to restoring shine and removing shoe polish stains from Guipure lace.
Updated 23 Jun 2023
By Jacobim Mugabe
If you love the look of Guipure lace, you know how delicate it is. From a light brush of the hand to an accidental spill, it’s susceptible to damage. One of most common problems that leaves Guipure lace looking dull and dingy is shoe polish.
Guipure lace, or Venetian lace, is a type of heirloom fabric made from interlocking loops of thread in a crisscross pattern. It has been produced for centuries and was the go-to fabric for luxurious clothing and home decor pieces.
When it comes to removing shoe polish stains, the good news is that it’s possible — but there are some extra steps you’ll need to take, as you can’t just toss Guipure lace in the washing machine. Here’s what to do:
If the stain is still visible after the first attempt, try these additional tips:
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