⚡ QUICK ANSWER

Shoe stores, hotels, and fashion brands looking to train staff in leather care can learn at Gazano through our custom corporate workshop and training programs — tailored curriculum, 100% hands-on with genuine Saphir products, taught by our team of experts.

Dinh Thanh Phong — Gazano founder
Dinh Thanh Phong · Founder Gazano · Expert profile →
📊 Gazano — Leather Care Expert since 2017
6.000+
pairs/items treated yearly
9 years
of leather-care experience
Judge
Vietnam Shoeshine Championship 2025

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The full answer

Gazano offers training in 3 formats:

  • one-on-one
  • small groups of 3–6
  • corporate — training staff across an organization (hotels, fashion retail chains, shoe stores). For businesses, the program is built around your needs: standard cleaning and conditioning procedures, mold treatment, polishing, leather identification, customer consultation — all practiced hands-on with Saphir products. Tuition depends on content and duration; contact us for a program that fits.
💬 Gazano can help

See the training program at gazano.vn/dao-tao.html or contact Zalo 0936.297.486 for the corporate curriculum. — see service details or chat Zalo.

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How does home pickup for leather care work in Hanoi — and is there a fee?

Gazano's home pickup covers Hanoi: book via the form, Zalo or hotline, staff collect from your door, the workshop treats the items in depth and returns them on schedule. Inner-city orders from 500,000₫ usually ship free; small orders or outer districts carry a small fee.

What is long-term shoe & bag storage — and who needs it?

Long-term storage means entrusting shoes, bags and jackets to Gazano's temperature- (15–25°C) and humidity-controlled facility, cleaned & conditioned before storage. Ideal for owners of valuable collections, cramped or damp homes, long trips abroad, or collectors.

Leather soles or rubber soles — which suits Vietnam?

In hot, rainy Vietnam, rubber soles are the practical daily choice: grippy, waterproof, slip-resistant and weatherproof. Leather soles are elegant, breathable and refined on dress shoes but slippery when wet and quick to wear — add a protective rubber layer if you wear them often.