Leather tends to absorb moisture from sources like rain, sweat, and dew. Giving your shoes a break between the days you wear them allows them time to dry out. Try alternating pairs of leather shoes if you prefer to wear leather everyday. Leather can lose its shape if it doesn't have support, particularly if it's wet at all. A shoe tree will draw out some of the moisture and help your shoe keep its shape at the same time.  Shoe trees are the inserts that are shaped like a human foot. Pick unfinished cedar inserts to wick water away, as plastic will not absorb the moisture.  Wadded up newspaper will work to absorb moisture in place of a shoe tree, but it won't work as well to keep the shoes in shape. If you plan on storing your shoes for the summer, clean them first. Otherwise, the stains on them will set in and be nearly impossible to clean when you take them out of storage. Have them cleaned by a professional to ensure they're really clean. Leather needs air to help rid itself of moisture. If you place it in a plastic bag, the bag seals that moisture in. Instead, choose something breathable, such as a fabric bag. Most shoe boxes do not provide enough fresh air to keep leather dry, so avoid storing leather shoes in them.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Biarkan sepatu Anda beristirahat setelah beberapa kali dipakai. Masukkan cengkal sepatu atau shoe tree ke dalam sepatu yang tidak Anda pakai. Bersihkan sepatu atau minta bantuan tenaga ahli untuk membersihkannya sebelum Anda menyimpan sepatu. Simpan sepatu di dalam kantong kain berpori.