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Whose makeup is that? Ive been after a color 8 Indy on double leather without the thomas heel but it seems like theyre impossible to find.
This is Alden NYC. Commando soles.Whose makeup is that? Ive been after a color 8 Indy on double leather without the thomas heel but it seems like theyre impossible to find.
Oh, gotcha. I couldn't make out any aspect of the commando soles in the pic. My search continues, then. Thanks!This is Alden NYC. Commando soles.
I put on a nitrile glove and apply by hand. I end up using way less / less loss to the cloth.Is there a strong opinion here in the group about using a cloth or a dauber to apply shoe cream? I’ve been using a dauber - I tried using a cloth tonight. It seems like you use a little less cream and maybe get it on a little more even. I’m not very good at polishing - but I really want to get better at it.
I like applying it by hand - I tend to use less product and avoid over applying. I can also feel which areas feel dry and need more product.Is there a strong opinion here in the group about using a cloth or a dauber to apply shoe cream? I’ve been using a dauber - I tried using a cloth tonight. It seems like you use a little less cream and maybe get it on a little more even. I’m not very good at polishing - but I really want to get better at it.
Is there a strong opinion here in the group about using a cloth or a dauber to apply shoe cream? I’ve been using a dauber - I tried using a cloth tonight. It seems like you use a little less cream and maybe get it on a little more even. I’m not very good at polishing - but I really want to get better at it.
Tough choice... tobacco chamois is a bit darker and probably more versatile, but can't go wrong with either.Reverse tobacco chamois or snuff suede for my only pair of indys? Want something not CXL
Tobacco chamois. Indestructible and super soft.Reverse tobacco chamois or snuff suede for my only pair of indys? Want something not CXL
I'm running out of new rare pairs to feature (still 1 left in the closet) so back to basics today with these flat welt PTBs in 8 shell cordovan on the modified last..a makeup done for my local store.
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In the unnatural low light of the elevator
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