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They'll darken the boot a bit on the ankle, but if it's the brown CXL, the indigo should just look a bit darker, more black than blue. That's been the case with my brown CXL Indy boots, and I think it's the same with my SO's 1K plain-toes. If it really bothers you, I've had some luck getting indigo off my wallet with Venetian Shoe Cream, but that's shell. I haven't really put any effort into removing it on my Indys.
Anyone can dye something with (synthetic) indigo and claim they're an expert. Not all raw denim is the same. A jean with a tapered leg opening and loomstate denim, like Strike Gold's 2109, is much more likely to cause friction and stain the boots than a bootcut pair that's been pre-washed or uses sanforized denim, and that's not even factoring in the differences of indigo. Your anecdotal evidence doesn't mean much for everyone, and all it takes is one counter-example to invalidate it.
You should be fine, then. It's usually more of an issue with roughout and suede boots.Thanks for your input! Darkening isn't so bad - just so long as it's not blue haha. I did get the boots in brown.
Too many people are selling the little containers of VSC for a much worse value, and I got sick of sending the link to everyone who asks about VSC.What is with your signature, Jesus Christ.
An amazon link to VSC? C'mon...
Too many people are selling the little containers of VSC for a much worse value, and I got sick of sending the link to everyone who asks about VSC.