Keep work boots in a well ventilated and dry place, secure them with shoelaces when not in use for a long time, and support the toe with paper or shoe braces to maintain the shape of the shoes. When storing boots, you can first apply shoe polish to the boots, and then stuff crumpled paper balls inside the boots, which can also reduce the probability of the boots wrinkling.

Try to avoid soaking work boots in water as much as possible, and immediately dry them with a dry cloth after passing through rainwater or muddy areas. Prolonged dampness may cause boots to mold or deform.