Boot/ Shoe Care (Products, Methods, and Suggestions)
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its a small community, still growing and finding itself. however, they just posted a leather care thread that also rallies against the styleforum crane's method. aligns pretty well with what's been said here.
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Look awesome Rafa.
What happened to the insets on the sneaks G?
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Very cool. She has the red inset version as well right?
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I wore mine today, thanks for the inspiration
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Jesus thanks for reminding me, allegedly another polar vortex is en route. Enough with the vortices, Old Man Winter. St. Thomas can't come soon enough.
I am only half-serious, because at least this weather lets me exercise The Heavy.
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Anyone know of any good cobblers in NYC? My Red Wing 877's have nearly 0 sole.
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Was inspired after seeing Davito's RW being resoled by brian. Took out my rough-out Viberg and gave a TLC, cleaning the indigo transfer which might help in selling them and if not should persuade me to not selling but instead send them for a resole.
I used a Red Wing Nubuck/Suede Cleaner Made In USA. Did as instructed by rubbing of the suede bar, back and forth with added pressure especially on stubborn indigo stains. Scrubbing went on for a few minutes; 10-15 minutes and then followed by brushing it with a bristle brush to clear the residues.
All in all, imo it works fine if not great. Instruction states for deep stain, wet both suede bar and stain and then clean or dry with a rag which I didn't do.
Anyway here are the results. Pardon the pics spam.
Before
and AFTER
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To wait at the salt is gone of his streets!
I am serious
I am in Norway. Oslo. Lot of salt, sand or little stones in the streets. The salt is not so bad for the leather(sno seal and daily cleaning helps)but can damage serously the edge. Outsole stitching. Sorry with my poor english…Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Can anyone recommend me a decent cobbler in London? The Cat's Paw heel on my IH/Viberg service boot seems to be wearing obscenely quickly on the outside back portion, so I need to get it replaced with something a little more robust. Any pointers/tips gratefully received.