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Restoring Old Shoes

As I’ve mentioned before, I recently inherited a few pairs of wonderful vintage shoes from my uncle and late grandfather. They are all high quality and have been taken care of well, but they’re 20-30 years old and are a bit rough around the edges. This pair is a nice burgundy wholecut by Ferragamo that my uncle describes as his “dancing shoes.” Needless to say, they’ve seen some serious action. They still have some life in them but needed a bit of maintenance before they were going to look their best again. 

Things you’ll need:

• an old, tired pair of high-quality shoes (no product can make cheap shoes look good)
• a clean cotton cloth (old shirts work well)
• Horsehair brush (or two)
• Leather cleaner
• Leather conditioner
• creme polish with a pigment that will resemble (or complement) your shoe’s color
• Sole edge dressing

Ready? Let’s get started.

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