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Tarrago and the European Week for Waste Reduction

From November 22 to 30, the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) takes place, an initiative that promotes actions to raise awareness about sustainable resource management and the importance of avoiding waste. At Tarrago, we firmly believe that one of the most...

How to get special effects on your sneakers

The customization of sneakers offers a wide range of possibilities. You can create simple designs or complex, elaborate ones. You can use basic colors, or you can personalize your sneakers with innovative and eye-catching effects. At Tarrago Sneakers Paint, over the...

Types of car upholstery and How to take care of it

Taking care of your car’s upholstery can be as natural and routine as doing so with your shoes, handbags, or jackets—especially because of the constant wear it endures. While we recommend visiting a professional for large stains, heavy dirt, or significant repairs, at...

Rubber Boot Cleaner and How to care for and maintain your Hunter Boots or Crocs shoes

You may have never thought about why it’s necessary not only to clean but also to nourish the plastic in your footwear. Some shoes are made of plastic or polymeric materials—such as Hunter rain boots or Crocs—that, if not properly nourished and cared for, can easily...

How to Clean, Care and Protect Classic 6-Inch Timberland Boots

Timberland boots are an unmistakable fashion icon. No one confuses the brand’s signature and their yellow leather — a timeless classic that first hit the market in the 1970s. But how can you keep your Timberlands looking as good as new? In this guide, we’ll show you...

Tarrago leather care glossary

At Tarrago Brands, we use a lot of leather-related terminology. For this reason, we have developed a brief glossary that brings together the main concepts from the world of leather. A Aniline: A type of leather dyed with transparent dyes, leaving the grain and...

Footwear Meets Industry 5.0: Innovation, Customisation, and the Role of Tarrago Brands

In recent years, the footwear industry has been evolving fast. The market is now embracing new paradigms such as 3D-printing, advanced polymers, on-demand customisation, and digital platforms that democratise design. As we transition toward what some call Industry 5.0...

Tarrago Brands International achieves 100% in the WCA Workplace Conditions Assessment

On January 20, 2025, Tarrago Brands successfully passed an audit under the international Workplace Conditions Assessment (WCA) standard, achieving a perfect score of 100%. We are proud to share this important accomplishment, as it reinforces our commitment to ethics,...

Tarrago’s Digital Tools

In an increasingly digital world, at Tarrago Brands International we are committed to innovation as a bridge between artisanal tradition and technological advancement. Our dedication to professionals in the footwear, leather goods, and retail industries is reflected...

Our most natural products: Conscious leather and shoe care

In a world increasingly committed to environmental protection and animal welfare, choosing natural and sustainable products is a conscious and essential decision. At Tarrago, we understand this need and offer solutions that care for both, your footwear and garments,...

Pantone Color of the Year 2023: Viva Magenta

by Tarrago Brands | Dec 12, 2022

Pantone's new color of the year 2023 is a vibrant Magenta, Viva Magenta 18-1750. At Tarrago, as color experts for our dyes, we look forward to the moment when the Pantone color for the following year is known. The Pantone Color of the Year 2023 Viva Magenta is a...

How to care for and refresh suede bags and shoes

by Tarrago Brands | Dec 12, 2022

Suede is a type of leather that is obtained by scraping the inside of the skin, which is why the surface has this velvety appearance. It can be found in shoes, bags and jackets, upholstery and other accessories. It is a type of leather that requires specific care to...

Why customize your kicks?

by Tarrago Brands | Oct 23, 2017

People want to show they have a unique taste level, that they can create. If you put it together, you feel more ownership of it. You’re more proud of the item because you helped make it and the more involved you are in making something, the more brand loyalty you...

The weekly drop: sneaker culture in your pocket

by Tarrago Brands | Oct 16, 2017

A half decade ago, listening about or sharing opinions on sneakers was in its fledgling stage. There were only a few people who were trusted to give opinions and cultural context on why sneakers mattered. Sneaker culture, for lack of a better word, was an insider’s...

Metallic colors: the fashion trend for your shoes

by Tarrago Brands | Sep 27, 2017

Do you want to be the next to join the most desired fashion trend of the new season? Metallic brightness, silver shades, gold or copper? Fashion weeks in most important cities have already imposed what will be the trend this season. Silver fever has not only conquered...

How to choose a protector for trekking shoes

by Tarrago Brands | Sep 18, 2017

You can significantly extend the life of your trekking footwear and increase their efficiency by using them properly, and giving them the right maintenance and care. There are a lot of garments suitable for hiking and trekking, some specialized for each type of...

Shoe Cream: Shine and nourish or just shine

by Tarrago Brands | Sep 12, 2017

A good shoe polishing keeps your shoes shiny and looking like new, however it is also important to moisturize and condition the leather regulary. Tarrago Shoe Cream is a soft-wax based cream, including carnauba wax, which nourishes, maintains, shines and enhances the...

Say goodbye to the scratches on your leather shoes

by Tarrago Brands | Sep 4, 2017

If you’ve had the same shoes for a long time and they are starting to look old, you can renovate them through our specific shoe care process which will make them look as new as the first day. Scratches on leather shoes are quite frequent due to a simple small friction...