We’ve all been there- a good pair of leather boots drenched by water. Air-drying your wet leather boots will usually be the most effective way, but there isn’t always time for that. Fortunately, there are some quick and easy ways … Know More
Spoiler Alert: Cracks in leather boots are irreversible. Luckily, some workarounds repair them and make them less prominent. But, these workarounds only hide the cracks. The aging of leather and lack of proper care for leather boots is why your pair develops cracks. … Know More
New leather boots tend to develop creases as you break into them, especially in the area where they flex. These creases are normal to appear and happen to almost all leather boots. These creases and wrinkles do not look nasty … Know More
Leather boots, especially brown or tan ones, tend to get discolored and faded over time. Or, you may want to give your pair a bit darker shade than its original one. Regardless of the reason, you can always darken your … Know More
Who does not like to be the center of attraction? But you would not like a squeaky pair of boots to be the reason for this. A squeaky pair of leather boots brings embarrassment to you and irritation to others. … Know More
Heel slippage is a common phenomenon that happens with new leather boots. New boots are stiff and do not flex very well along with your foot when you walk in them. This makes your foot keep coming out of boots … Know More