mburer
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Thanks guys - I accept the concept on an intellecutal level, I just haven't yet had mustered the personal confidence that I would manage the whole maintenance thing as well as others clearly have. And as it happens, all the suede shoes I really like happen to be facking expensive, which provides a further disincentive to taking the plunge. I did kind of fall in love with a pair of BB Peal double-monks in a mid-brown suede while shopping at lunch today, so who knows. Would that be a good entry point for suede that would be considered of "good quality" or do I need to go higher?
Apoligies for the brief thread drift. I'll post some socks tomorrow to make up for it.
I had the exact same thing, until I read that suede is sometimes even tougher than leather.
So i gave it a try and now its just elbow grease and a sunday afternoon spending some TLC on your suedes.
Especially when taken care of with proper products they always come out really clean and nice.
I think the problem is with nice shoes that they are always too expensive.
In case of a pair of G&G's we're talking half an average US monthly wage.
As for suede quality I think our own stitch and/or justin are the ones to answer that one, although they'll probably tell you to buy G&G
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