gotthelot92
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Hi guys, long term lurker, first time poster and don't usually post on forums asking for advice unless something bothers me! I bought a pair of the Achilles Low a few months ago and was quite happy with them, scratch that, I am still happy with them, but something that is annoying me slightly is starting to happen to my shoes. Now, one of the things I really liked about the shoes, is the inside kept white-some of my shoes in the past ended up the colour of whatever socks I was wearing due to sweating in them! Now, I'm not a very sweaty person or anything, only problem is my feet seem to sweat far too easy when walking. My lovely (nearly) new Achilles Low are turning grey inside, where I suppose I have been sweating and the leather has been rubbing against my sock/sole. For example, you can see the grey outlining my toes. Now, you can tell me that as people can't see the inside of the shoes when they're on me, it doesn't really matter, but I want to take care of these shoes so they last me a long time, and not have to get rid of them after a while. So with that in mind, can I do anything to do to 'repair the damage' on the inside of the house, and any cleaning tips from owners of Achilles Low in general for inside and outside the shoe. Or should I stop wearing them as much as I have been and just wear them occasionally?