Less hand scrubbing
A simpler routine for everyday dirt on machine-washable sneakers.

Brush off loose mud, place the shoe inside, close the zipper, and add it to the washer with your regular detergent.
Dense, soft fibers surround the sneaker during the wash. They help work water and detergent around the surface while adding a padded layer between the shoe and the washer drum.
Place each machine-washable sneaker inside the padded laundry bag, zip it closed, and let your washing machine handle the everyday dirt.
A simpler routine for everyday dirt on machine-washable sneakers.
The padded body keeps the shoe from moving freely around the drum.
The zippered shape helps keep the sneaker and loose laces together.
Air-dry the bag after washing and keep it ready for the next load.
The breathable outer panels allow wash water to move through the bag, while the full zipper keeps the shoe enclosed throughout the cycle.
Use it for machine-washable sneakers, gym shoes, kidsβ shoes, canvas shoes, mesh trainers, and other washable casual footwear.
Loose sneakers can bang against the drum, tangle their laces, and turn wash day into a noisy mess. The laundry bag creates a softer, more controlled space around each shoe.
Brush off loose mud and remove the insole when the shoe care instructions recommend it.
Place the shoe inside, close the zipper fully, and use the cycle listed on the shoe care label.
Take the shoe out after the cycle and let both the shoe and the laundry bag dry naturally.
β β β β ββI tried it on my partnerβs white sneakers and was honestly impressed. It was so much easier than cleaning them by hand.β
β M., customer review
β β β β ββWith three kids, I used to spend Sundays cleaning shoes one by one. Now the routine is much more manageable.β
β C., customer review
β β β β ββThe shoes stayed contained and there was much less banging around inside the washer.β
β A., customer review
Use it with shoes specifically labeled as machine washable, such as many canvas, mesh, synthetic, knit, and casual sneakers. Avoid suede and nubuck unless the manufacturer says otherwise.
For more room around each sneaker, use one bag per shoe. This also prevents the pair from rubbing directly against each other.
Follow the shoe manufacturerβs instructions. Cold or warm water and a gentle cycle are common choices for washable sneakers.
Air-drying is the safer choice for most sneakers because high heat may affect glue, foam, shape, or decorative details.
Give your machine-washable sneakers a more controlled place to clean.