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josephkjc

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Just use the water protector spray on the distressed leather shoes will do the job.

Yes, I plan to buy Scotchguard leather protector for water proofing.

Thinking whether for monthly maintaince do I need to use Saphir Renovateur and any polish and lastly spray the leather protector
 

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Oh then I will have to get those suede brush n suede protector spray

Yes I own a similar pair of AE and was instructed by AE that will do the trick!

Or look at the AE guide
http://content.allenedmonds.com/pdf/ShoeCareReference.pdf
 
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Good deal. More importantly get a few pairs of AE

I wanna get the Park Avenue, but not sure of my width size.

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I feel like getting a pair of each. :s13:
 
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Yes, I plan to buy Scotchguard leather protector for water proofing.

Thinking whether for monthly maintaince do I need to use Saphir Renovateur and any polish and lastly spray the leather protector

What I do is, before I wear the new shoes, I will spray the water proof on the distressed leather shoes. Allow it to dry and spray on the second coat. That should do the job and it had been 3 months and I am yet to spray any more coat on it. To be honest, water proof is more like protecting the shoes for splashes and not soak. Remember, leather shoes vs water. The water will win.:s13::s13: If in a situation, that you are caught in a heavy rain in Singapore. Allow the shoes to dry naturally in proper vent area. The only trouble in Singapore, is the stupid humidity and it will cause leather shoes to mound.
 

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What I do is, before I wear the new shoes, I will spray the water proof on the distressed leather shoes. Allow it to dry and spray on the second coat. That should do the job and it had been 3 months and I am yet to spray any more coat on it. To be honest, water proof is more like protecting the shoes for splashes and not soak. Remember, leather shoes vs water. The water will win.:s13::s13: If in a situation, that you are caught in a heavy rain in Singapore. Allow the shoes to dry naturally in proper vent area. The only trouble in Singapore, is the stupid humidity and it will cause leather shoes to mound.

Thanks for the advice. Maybe if my shoe are soaked in rain, I will air dry a night then put in my camera dry cabinet. That will remove more moistute, but my camera might smell, Lol
 

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hi, did you tried ordering from them?
the design looks good but not so sure about the sizing man

Ordered from them once, did a try on the Loakes shoes at Robinsons and also emailed them to double confirm. Their response was fast and good. Now I'm very comfortable with my pair of Herrings! Feel like ordering another pair of shoes, anyone?
 

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hi, did you tried ordering from them?
the design looks good but not so sure about the sizing man

Ordered from them once, did a try on the Loakes shoes at Robinsons and also emailed them to double confirm. Their response was fast and good. Now I'm very comfortable with my pair of Herrings! Feel like ordering another pair of shoes, anyone?

I also went Robinson to try Loake sizing and used the same size for my Herrings. The pair I bought is on sale now at £50 lesser :sad:
 

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What I do is, before I wear the new shoes, I will spray the water proof on the distressed leather shoes. Allow it to dry and spray on the second coat. That should do the job and it had been 3 months and I am yet to spray any more coat on it. To be honest, water proof is more like protecting the shoes for splashes and not soak. Remember, leather shoes vs water. The water will win.:s13::s13: If in a situation, that you are caught in a heavy rain in Singapore. Allow the shoes to dry naturally in proper vent area. The only trouble in Singapore, is the stupid humidity and it will cause leather shoes to mound.

hi, where should i go to get these leather shoe care products? and anyone can share on what i should be using.

Thanks!
 

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Ordered from them once, did a try on the Loakes shoes at Robinsons and also emailed them to double confirm. Their response was fast and good. Now I'm very comfortable with my pair of Herrings! Feel like ordering another pair of shoes, anyone?

no point saving SGD$10 on shipping. you might just kena gst if it exceeds $400 in a shipment.
 

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4 pairs of AE so far. Brown jermyn, black Bradley, Madison ave and park ave. Think I'll get a brown broque wingtip from ed et al to round out the collection. Looking for something similar to the strand.
 

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Can anyone recommend a brand for monkstrap in brown? Been looking for them to no avail. My budget is about 300.
 
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