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Sneaker Cleaning FAQ

Prices, timing, locations and how Drip handles delicate or high-risk sneakers across Fairfield, Cabramatta and Western Sydney.

01

How much does sneaker cleaning cost?

DRIP Sports cleaning is $35 per pair and DRIP Designer cleaning is $65 per pair. Suede or nubuck care is a $10 per-pair add-on and fresh laces are $5 per pair. Sole deoxidising is assessed and quoted case by case.

02

How long does sneaker cleaning take?

Most orders are completed in 1-2 days after Drip receives the sneakers. High-risk materials, sole deoxidising, extra work or larger orders can take longer, and we will explain that before proceeding.

03

Can you clean designer, suede or nubuck sneakers?

Yes. DRIP Designer is intended for luxury footwear, while suede and nubuck are handled with a specialist add-on. Every pair is assessed first so the process matches its materials and condition.

04

Can you remove yellowing from sneaker soles?

Sole deoxidising may improve eligible yellowed soles, but suitability and results vary. Drip inspects the material, oxidation and treatment history before providing a quote. Complete restoration to the original colour is not guaranteed.

05

Where can I drop off my sneakers?

Bookings can be dropped at Drip's private Fairfield location by appointment or at the Brotherscrib Barbershop partner point in Cabramatta. Book online first and bring the sneakers in a bag with your name, phone number and order number.

06

Is pickup and delivery available?

Pickup and delivery are available across Sydney for eligible orders. Pricing is distance-based and provided on quote through the booking flow.

07

What happens if my sneakers are high risk?

Drip uses a green, yellow and red risk framework. We flag fragile materials, colour-loss risk, failing adhesives and difficult staining before treatment. We may recommend a limited process or decline work when cleaning could cause unreasonable damage.

Still deciding what your pair needs?

Start a booking for an accurate service selection, or call Drip if the material or condition needs discussion.