Wild Strawberry Rabbit
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These are mainly wet weather/snow boots to me, so how often I wear them depends on the weather. Sometimes I don’t wear them for a couple of weeks but then I might wear them twice the same week.I really like those. Perhaps the best looking suede boots out there. How often do they come up in your rotation?
I also like suede for wet weather unless there is salt on the ground.These are mainly wet weather/snow boots to me, so how often I wear them depends on the weather. Sometimes I don’t wear them for a couple of weeks but then I might wear them twice the same week.
I really like suede boots for wet weather, I’m considering getting one (or eventually both...) of these two Alden boots:
C&J Pembroke Burgundy Calf
These are mainly wet weather/snow boots to me, so how often I wear them depends on the weather. Sometimes I don’t wear them for a couple of weeks but then I might wear them twice the same week.
I really like suede boots for wet weather, I’m considering getting one (or eventually both...) of these two Alden boots:
I usually use Saphir Invulner or Tarrago Nano Protector.What product(s) do you use to weatherproof your suede?
I usually use Saphir Invulner or Tarrago Nano Protector.
I bought a pair of handgrade shoes, and noticed the eyelets on the underside don't have any metal rivets. All my other shoes do. Is this something to be concerned about?