How To Shine Pebble Grain Leather Shoes

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

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  • @kirbyallison
    @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +13

    Let us know what you thought about this Pebble Grain Shoeshine Tutorial. If you liked this video let us know with a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications so you never miss one of our videos. Thanks for watching!

    • @ClearReason
      @ClearReason 7 лет назад

      Great video!

    • @sglatitude
      @sglatitude 7 лет назад

      Thank you for sharing this video. I have questions about this video:
      1. Where to buy that sleek design shoe tree shown in this video? Is it available in Hanger Project online shop?
      2. What do you think about bespoke shoe by name of “Septieme Largeur”? I think it’s from France. Is it good quality shoe like those Allen Edmonds, Berluti, George Cleverley, Carmina, Church’s?
      Thanks

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      sglatitude These shoe trees are from Saint Crispins and come with the shoes. You might be able to order them on their website, but they are fully-lasted and designed to fit an exact shoe. Wouldn't really work on other pairs.
      Haven't heard of that other maker! Send a link and I'll look.

    • @sglatitude
      @sglatitude 7 лет назад

      Thank you for quick reply.
      The Septieme Largeur can be found at this website: septiemelargeur.com.sg
      One of very few bespoke shoe in Singapore. I wonder quality of the shoe and happy to hear from expert like you.
      Thank you

    • @k.j.g.9601
      @k.j.g.9601 6 лет назад

      The Hanger Project thanks for posting this, I only wish I saw it before I changed my A.E. Pebbled leather backpack. I got the chili back pack that I was hoping would be closer to the oxblood or Burgundy colors on my shoes. So I ordered the Burgundy shoe cream and rubbed that on, which actually looks pretty good. I then put the Burgundy wax over the completed sections, which did get deeply lodged in the textured grooves, in some places making it look almost black. I am still on the fence about what to do about it, as I know it shouldn’t be that dark, yet it looks pretty cool. Given it’s a backpack it even gives it a bit of patina, which I think is acceptable. However if I decide it has all gone horribly wrong, how can I Reverse it?
      Just subscribed by the way, great channel. Thank you!

  • @GarrekDS
    @GarrekDS 7 лет назад +12

    It is very hard for me to find anything on taking care of pebble grain shoes. This is a very thorough video and my Crockett & Jones Tan Scotch Grain Conistons are better for it!

  • @MrCelebrationStation
    @MrCelebrationStation 7 лет назад +9

    Thanks for making this! I got a pair of pebble grain shoes last winter, and I’ve wondered if there were any special care tips for that leather.
    Great tie/jacket combo too!

  • @vindianajones1443
    @vindianajones1443 6 лет назад +22

    Great info, thank you! You're a brave man to shine shoes in your suit. LOL

    • @Myrslokstok
      @Myrslokstok 5 лет назад

      Vin'diana Jones
      He knows what he does.

  • @tcpip4me
    @tcpip4me 4 года назад +1

    The attention to detail... mesmerizing. Thank you

  • @Varethikatisbaroufes
    @Varethikatisbaroufes Год назад +1

    Dear Kirby,
    Recently I purchased a pair of used Allen Edmonds Cyrus in black pebble grain.
    I noticed that the effect of the pebble grain is not even in the hole surface of the shoe. Could this be due to wax build up?
    Could it help to use renomet, or another product, in order to remove any build up waxes?
    Thanks.

  • @manukarthikkattepuraramesh2727
    @manukarthikkattepuraramesh2727 7 лет назад +2

    Watching your videos relieves my stress. Good job. Cheers!

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +2

      Manukarthik Kattepura Ramesh 😂 Polishing a nice pair of shoes even better at receiving stress.

    • @manukarthikkattepuraramesh2727
      @manukarthikkattepuraramesh2727 7 лет назад +2

      The Hanger Project because of your channel I'm much more into shoes nowadays lol. Thanks :)

  • @chantakzee
    @chantakzee 3 года назад +1

    What do you guys recommend on how to apply lotion and cream ? Do you use a cloth or your fingers? Which method spreads the product farthest?

  • @jewfro888
    @jewfro888 7 лет назад +2

    Solid and informative Kirby

  • @benwaddington2475
    @benwaddington2475 7 лет назад +3

    Really useful video. I got some pebble grain Cheaney chukka boots recently and I've been debating the best strategy. I played it safe so far with renovatour then cream polish.

  • @Myrslokstok
    @Myrslokstok 7 лет назад +5

    True masterclass
    👑👑👑👑👑

  • @fepatton
    @fepatton 4 года назад

    This is well-timed, as I just picked up a beautiful pair of vintage Florsheim Imperial long wings in a pebble finish. I think they must be the first pair of pebble grain shoes I've owned! So far, I've only conditioned them with Renovateur, so this is really helpful for the rest of it. Thanks!

  • @petermaag9622
    @petermaag9622 7 лет назад +1

    Only KA could make an exceedingly classy & entertaining 23 (!) min. video on shining pebble grain shoes. Kudos, sir.
    Btw what have you done to dense up you hair (new product?)? Looking sharp and yes, quite noticeable.

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      Thanks, Peter. Not sure if anything is different, but appreciate the compliment! I'm terrified it's falling out... hahaha.

  • @jerrenortonjr.7405
    @jerrenortonjr.7405 6 лет назад +2

    Kirby, all the shoes you put on RUclips are gorgeous where do you get these shoes..wow!

  • @Lebuss-nv8xp
    @Lebuss-nv8xp 5 месяцев назад

    I have a pair of pebbled loafers that I use Saphir Renovateur on and they look great. But then if it's raining or wet out, the shoes get caked with white residue. What can I do to avoid this?

  • @kvadratbitter
    @kvadratbitter 4 года назад

    Great video! I have a question, hope it’s not too late... :)
    I have a pair of pebble grain leather boots which I will be walking outside with. So I want the maximum amount of water resistance to minimize me damaging them, but don’t really want to add wax polish to avoid too much shine.
    Is something like Saphir Super Invulner Waterproofing Spray a good alternative to use?
    Thanks in advance, and greetings from Sweden! 🖖

  • @944obscene
    @944obscene 4 года назад

    Mr Allison, I received a pair of gently used casual pebble grain shoes and attempted to rejuvenate with neutral Medaille D'or creme, but have gotten the dreaded buildup in the grain of the leather. After brushing for a while in different directions, varying pressure and speed I decided to use leather soap to pick up excess, but no dice.. I've gone back through with a smaller, stiffer brush to help maybe get the bristles in the grain but they're not improving too much. Should I use Reno'Mat to strip and maybe try a lighter coat? You're help is appreciated!

  • @docmoriarti1467
    @docmoriarti1467 7 лет назад +1

    Hey Kirby, thanks a lot for this educational video!
    I have seen in a shoe care video by Crockett & Jones, on their website, in which they recommend to apply a neutral cream polish on to the sole of the shoe as part of the shoe care routine to prevent wear of the soles and protect them. What do you think about this method?
    I have also a question about the saphire renovateur. Would you use it additionally to a colored creme polish and a colored wax polish, like a pre polish treatment for weekly care or just for more extensive polishing?
    Regards from Germany

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +1

      Hi Doc -
      I would recommend against a neutral cream polish for conditioning leather soles because the waxes can rub off on carpets, etc. You don't want this to happen. For this reason, the new Saphir Sole Guard Medaille d'Or is a nice product. Before they released this, we recommended using the Saphir Dubbin Medaille d'Or. It contains veg oils but no waxes. You just needed to let the shoe sit for a few days before you tried to wear because it was so potent.
      I also recommend the Saphir Renovateur in addition to cream + wax polishes. It is a great pre-conditioner and only helps further nourish the leather. You can also use it between more complete polishes.

  • @furga
    @furga 7 лет назад

    What a class! Great video as usual

  • @icehockeyfiend3
    @icehockeyfiend3 5 лет назад

    I have a pebble grain duffle bag that I use for travel a few times a week. How would you approach care for a pebble leather duffle and how would it different form your approach on the shoes in this video?

  • @nikospapadopoulos545
    @nikospapadopoulos545 2 года назад

    Hi Kirby, i have an issue. I noticed a scuff and discoloration on a very new Paul Smith middle brown leather derby after wearing it for the first time. After trying to fix it using saphir surfine creme it didnt do much. After appying the saphir pate I noticed some extract discoloration after buffing. Is this normal or issue with shoe pigment/finish? Did i do something wrong?

  • @whostheman99
    @whostheman99 4 года назад

    Hi
    Can you share what lasts are these? They look really well balanced between almond and square.
    Best

  • @ramblin_man23
    @ramblin_man23 5 лет назад

    Kirby I have a pair of plain boring brown Allen Edmonds Player's 2.0 with the same shade all the way around and I would like to know your opinion? Can I do the same thing to mine as you did to those? Should I try to add a little patina, maybe using a little acetone in areas (vamp and sides) to lighten them up and darken the toe cap and heel? I want to make them look good but without going too extreme. Thanks

  • @muzamalgujjar0013
    @muzamalgujjar0013 Год назад +1

    Elegant shoes

  • @Admodeus
    @Admodeus 2 года назад +1

    If you let the wax build up, will the leather appear flat?

    • @gesalbte
      @gesalbte 2 месяца назад

      No. The creases in the pebble grain is way too deep for the practical thickness of wax. If you indeed use so much wax, the wax will crack very badly when you start walking in these shoes.

  • @aleksi2592
    @aleksi2592 3 года назад

    Would there be a problem if I use the same brush I use for my black and burgundy shoes for (dark)blue shoes as well?

  • @ChrisPortwood
    @ChrisPortwood 4 года назад

    I know this isn't directly related to this video, but it made me think of my ostrich leather shoes. Do you have any videos on caring for those.

  • @highlandreverie
    @highlandreverie 7 лет назад

    I recently got a pair of pebble grain deerskin Chelsea boots. what would you recommend using to condition/shine and how often? Thanks!

  • @haroldpoole5442
    @haroldpoole5442 Год назад

    How do I get a pair of shoes resoled by you with JR soles and leather staked heals & what is the cost?

  • @WeneedmoreY1outube
    @WeneedmoreY1outube 6 лет назад +1

    I shined some pebble grains in my off time, and Tell me if this is normal. Certain parts of the shoe, like the top cap, the heel, and certain other areas where the stiching met shined higher than other areas. BTW, the saphir did do a wee bit better than Allen Edmonds own polish. I’ve yet to try the mirror gloss, though. I just wonder if it’s worth it from the toe box and heel perspective. I was reading a lot about wax buildup. I shine nearly everyday and I never have had that issue, so is the mirror gloss that hard of a wax and difficult to work with?

    • @gesalbte
      @gesalbte 2 месяца назад

      It is normal that pebble grain shoes to shiny toes and heels, but not the rest of the shoe. It is intended that way, and we shouldn't use non-cream wax on the grains, which may cause hard-to-clean wax build up.

  • @aircooled.obsession
    @aircooled.obsession 7 лет назад

    Hi Kirby, excellent video, as always. I'm watching from over the pond in England and was taught many years ago by my father that a gentleman would also invest time and effort polishing the waist of the sole. A discreet differentiator only noticed when sitting with your legs crossed, is this not something that's practised in the Sates?

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      Well, the shoe shine narrative here in the United States isn't that strong, which is what I am trying to help with! Do you polish the waists on all your dress shoes? Even the ones with natural (non-black) waists?
      My next frontier is learning how to produce glaze edges and heels.

    • @aircooled.obsession
      @aircooled.obsession 7 лет назад +1

      Cheers Kirby, yes, your videos are a great resource over here too! Yes, i'd polish the waists on all my dress shoes, i find a bit of Reno, followed by wax really brings them out...

  • @Mindventmofficial
    @Mindventmofficial 7 лет назад

    Awesome info I love your channel I have a pair of Allen Edmonds brown chromexal they said on their website not to polish them but I scuffed them what can I do to remove the scuffed vb and scratches I also need to re edge them but the edge is light brown

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +1

      Saphir actually makes a product called the Greasy Leather Cream, which is perfect for Chromexcel. Check it out here: www.hangerproject.com/saphir-chromexcel-greasy-leather-cream.html
      We're actually going to film a video this week about Chromexcel.

    • @Mindventmofficial
      @Mindventmofficial 7 лет назад

      The Hanger Project I can't wait to see it

  • @robsaunderson4724
    @robsaunderson4724 7 лет назад +8

    Question; how do you clean your shammies?

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +8

      Rob Saunderson Just hand wash in your sink with a little detergent and water. You can allow them to soak overnight.

    • @robsaunderson4724
      @robsaunderson4724 7 лет назад +1

      Thanks!

  • @jorgemunoz931
    @jorgemunoz931 5 лет назад

    Does anyone know what the difference is between the Saphir Renovateur that comes in a box and has a gold and blue cap and the Saphir Renovateur used in this video...with the clear glass container with a black top?? Feedback is much appreciated!!!!

  • @omkarande7375
    @omkarande7375 3 года назад

    Hi... Am from india I want to know which is good quality leather for shoe?

  • @Angelwrites
    @Angelwrites 5 лет назад

    Kirby, love your channel and knowledge and enthusiasm for shoes and sharing your skills. ...how many people have told you that you sound like Dwight from the office?

  • @omkarande7375
    @omkarande7375 3 года назад

    Full grain leather is good quality or carrected grain leather is good quality ?

  • @vladislav2471
    @vladislav2471 7 лет назад

    I think that navy blue wholecuts would look terrific

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      Darth Vader Would you do them in smooth calf or pebble grain like these?

    • @vladislav2471
      @vladislav2471 7 лет назад

      The Hanger Project I would pick smooth grain

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +1

      Darth Vader I have a pair of Anthony Cleverley's and had them re-dyed to be a very dark, almost midnight navy. Darker than these shoes. They're nice. Little bit of character in the daytime - clearly not black - but look totally black at night.

  • @davidedmonds6427
    @davidedmonds6427 3 года назад

    Great Video!!!

  • @javiershobbies
    @javiershobbies 5 лет назад

    very good info, thanks for posting

  • @jackeddemon
    @jackeddemon 7 лет назад +1

    I have a question: so aren't these St. Crispins considered bespoke? I'm not understanding the difference between bespoke and the Crispin program.

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +2

      Hard question to answer. It's certainly not "fully bespoke," but it's certainly close. With a personalized last, Saint Crispin falls somewhere between MTO and Bespoke.
      The personalized last allows customization, but working with the standard framework. You account for most fit issues here. But the last designs are their standard lasts. Think about it as combining a wide forefoot with a narrow heel, building up a high instep, and adding arch support. All "customizations," but someone isn't there carving a bespoke last from a piece of wood.
      The shoes are hand welted, which is something no other RTW or MTO shoemaker does, and is a traditional hallmark of bespoke. So, that's a big deal.
      A lot of the other construction techniques are similar to what you would see in bespoke. A ton of hand work. Although the shoes are incredible, I still think bespoke edges out Saint Crispins in terms of fit, sleekness, and finesse.
      That said, bespoke runs north of $5,000 and Saint Crispins is $1,600. So, for the money, it's an absolutely fantastic offer.

    • @jackeddemon
      @jackeddemon 7 лет назад +1

      Thank you very much for your explanation. I think that at $1,600 they are a bargain. I expecially like the steel toe piece, brass nails initials on the sole, the wooden pegs at the waist, the hand beveled edge (done with sharp glass pieces), and the wood pegged heel construction. I think that overall, my favorite hallmark is the refinement of the beveled waist. This is something that Tom Ford is trying to imitate and I find their interpretation is vile and vexes me.

  • @emeryadams7845
    @emeryadams7845 2 года назад

    i am from south africa , i love shoes, so I am wearing John Foster

  • @apbiggins8mm
    @apbiggins8mm 2 года назад

    What type of leather shampoo do you use to clean shoes

  • @konradallan
    @konradallan 7 лет назад

    Hello Kirby, this was an excellent video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would love to see you do a video shining shoes with a lot of broguing. Also, do you have any videos planned on how to clean a leather work bag/briefcase? Thank you again for the excellent content.

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      Great suggestions. Thanks!

    • @chrisclark9541
      @chrisclark9541 6 лет назад

      +1 to a video on broguing. I have a pair of shoes where the was sometimes get stuck in the holes.

  • @lullemans72
    @lullemans72 7 лет назад

    is there a reason why you didn't use reno mat instead of renovateur, given the thorough shine you gave those shoes?

  • @ruscalable
    @ruscalable 7 лет назад

    very interesting! i have a question though! i have some lovely Edward Green boots in an almond country calf which i've worn a few too many times out walking the dog. i recently tried restoring them using the instructions in one of your previous videos but i found the dubbin grease has made them dark and, in some places, sticky to the touch. i'm assuming this means either i used too much dubbin or you shouldn't use dubbin on pebble grain shoes. i think the leather has also been a bit too abused which means it wants to absorb a lot more oil than it should. do you have any advice on what i can do to fix things from here?

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +1

      Hi Russell - First of all, don't worry - you haven't ruined your boots! It sounds like you may have just used too much dubbin. I would spend a good five minutes buffing your boots with a horsehair brush to try to get as much of the excess off of the leather and then allow the to sit in your closet for a week.
      The Saphir Dubbin is very potent and can take a long time to dry. Once the leather has dried, the color should rebound. However, for as long as the leather pours are fully saturated with the vegetable waxes from the Dubbin, the leather will appear darker.
      Does this help answer your question?

    • @ruscalable
      @ruscalable 7 лет назад

      thank you very much for taking the time to offer advice! i will try as you've suggested and let you know how it goes.

  • @verkh
    @verkh 3 года назад

    Can i apply more dark color then my shoes?

  • @cowboyhank456
    @cowboyhank456 6 лет назад

    Would've liked to see some before and after shots

  • @hairolizhar
    @hairolizhar 7 лет назад +2

    Hi Kirby, do your wax your leather sole

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +2

      No, you definitely do not want to wax your leather sole. Problem is that the wax would rub off and could ruin carpet. Would also be slick.
      We recommend either conditioning with the Saphir Dubbin or using the Saphir Medaille d'Or Sole Guard, which both conditions and waterproofs the sole.

    • @hairolizhar
      @hairolizhar 7 лет назад +1

      The Hanger Project Thanks

  • @Amerhozai
    @Amerhozai 3 года назад

    What do you think about Tarrago products for shoe please?

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  3 года назад

      Good stuff but not the same quality level as MDO

  • @Blacksoul44
    @Blacksoul44 6 лет назад

    Kirby,
    I was just on your website and I had a question about leather cleaning products. Could you tell me if there is a difference between the leather cleaning soap and the saddle soap?

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  6 лет назад +2

      The Leather Cleaning Soap is more gentle and less dehydrating than the Saddle Soap.

  • @AnnoulaXeni
    @AnnoulaXeni 3 года назад

    Not that you asked, but ... I hugely prefer your hair in this era. Looks healthier.

  • @diegoog3654
    @diegoog3654 5 лет назад

    I have a pair of pebbled grain George Cleverley boots that I haven't worn in a few years. I recently noticed a dark(er) discoloration on the tongue. Would you have any advice on restoring them to their past glory? Thank you

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  5 лет назад

      Diego OG Under where the laces are? This area naturally darkens as the laces rub on it. Just a sign of a well-worn pair of shoes! I’d make sure you give them a thorough conditioning if they’ve sat for a while.

    • @diegoog3654
      @diegoog3654 5 лет назад

      @@kirbyallison thanks for your reply, I really appreciate the help. I do not suspect it is the laces as I have only worn them 3/4 times (in winter, in Russia) and the whole tongue is darker. Even the parts that do not touch the laces.
      I will post a footage of them now on my channel.
      I am definitely going to moisturize them and also take better care of my garments from now on.

    • @diegoog3654
      @diegoog3654 5 лет назад

      @@kirbyallison I had them "professionally" polished and they've been stored ever since. I suspect it could even be dried wax.
      I guess finding a good cobbler is as hard as finding a good watchmaker these days 😔

  • @emeryadams7845
    @emeryadams7845 2 года назад

    HEY , HOW ARE U DOING , WHY DO I STRUGGLE , FOR A MIRRO SHINE ON MY SHOES

  • @michaeljostworth2641
    @michaeljostworth2641 5 лет назад

    I wear a 9.5 4e shoe is there a shoe with different colors and styles for me.

  • @bolinyu3440
    @bolinyu3440 7 лет назад

    Hi Kirby. I purchased a pair of g&g in Kudu recently, could you give me some advice of how to care Kudu leather? Is it similar with the way to care calfskin? Thanks.

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      I would use the Saphir Medaille d'Or Nappa Leather Balm. It will feed the leather without changing the texture.
      See it here: www.hangerproject.com/saphir-nappa-leather-balm.html

    • @bolinyu3440
      @bolinyu3440 7 лет назад

      Thank you!

  • @mangophett3
    @mangophett3 7 лет назад

    What is your opinion on using Leather Honey? I have some on hand for some thicker rougher desert boots, but have yet to even think about using them on my Loakes

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад +1

      Never heard of it!

    • @mangophett3
      @mangophett3 7 лет назад

      Definitely check it out and let me know what you think of it. Its a strong leather conditioner that has a very thick consistency, and is known to slightly darken the leather due to the penetration in the skin. Its mostly used for saddles and boots, but is very useful for leather in general as well. Antonio Centenno from RMRS recommended it a little bit ago for shoes, but of course I wanted the opinion on the fine menswear connoisseur

  • @chauncey2978
    @chauncey2978 4 года назад

    how do you make the pebbles visible again

  • @niroshanranaweera683
    @niroshanranaweera683 3 года назад

    What is a Balmoral Oxford?

  • @Myrslokstok
    @Myrslokstok 5 лет назад

    Agree about the laces, better to actually shine them with them, then skip and dont do the shine at all.

  • @vincentlim9031
    @vincentlim9031 6 лет назад +1

    Can I use Saphir Renovator on pebble grain leather shoes ?

    • @toddkost
      @toddkost 3 года назад

      Watch the video!

  • @maharajpal
    @maharajpal 6 лет назад

    How do you shine a wingtip shoes?

  • @mikechao9898
    @mikechao9898 5 лет назад

    How to wash the cloth?

  • @markb9892
    @markb9892 7 лет назад

    I would never use a high-gloss wax on the toe area of a grained leather shoe. They exhibit a bit more gloss naturally from the stretching process. Using a higher gloss wax on these areas amplifies the visual contrast negatively.

    • @i.o.3563
      @i.o.3563 7 лет назад

      I believe, it's just a matter of personal taste. Mostly I'd better off without but that particular pair looks better with a little glacage. At least to me.

    • @kirbyallison
      @kirbyallison  7 лет назад

      Mark Baran Thanks for sharing!

  • @dannythorne9761
    @dannythorne9761 Год назад

    My client wants a mirror shine on his black pebble grain boots

  • @AaronEllison-t3b
    @AaronEllison-t3b 9 месяцев назад

    worked amazing on my cole hans! jk nice vid

  • @mauriciof2252
    @mauriciof2252 5 лет назад

    And what if i already have wax build up? how do i remove it?

    • @igdes1
      @igdes1 5 лет назад

      Looks like you're still waiting for Kirby's reply.

    • @itsme-notyou
      @itsme-notyou 4 года назад

      Just use leather cleaner. I mistakenly put neutral wax on the soft textured leather of my boots and it dried white. At first I thought the leather was dry, but then realized it was just wax. Leather cleaner removed it completely.

  • @thewoosh31
    @thewoosh31 7 лет назад

    Hi Kirby, this may be an odd question but could you use edge dressing or cream polish to darken/color in nicks in wood furniture or flooring like you've demonstrated with the edges and heels?

  • @cowboyhank456
    @cowboyhank456 6 лет назад

    Does this apply to hatch grain as well?

  • @troyology5314
    @troyology5314 Год назад

    Like Zach Jobe from Donut Media??

  • @machoprotegido5607
    @machoprotegido5607 5 лет назад

    Not a fan of mirror shine on pebble grain.

  • @vjdeodhar
    @vjdeodhar 6 лет назад

    Pig bristle brushes are out of stock 😒

  • @Dan-lq6dg
    @Dan-lq6dg 5 лет назад

    I only like black cap toe oxfords from Allen Edmonds

  • @briansanchez1740
    @briansanchez1740 5 лет назад +1

    1600?! Lol...

  • @AnasAsifSA
    @AnasAsifSA 4 года назад +1

    Shoes look same before and after video lmao