Leather Shoe Care Kit

Spring Line

£30

The leather shoe care kit contains: Light wooden handle, horsehair bristle Light wooden handle, horsehair bristle Incolor shoe polish Bicolor cotton glove Instructions in two languages (Italian English) How To Use Remove dust from the surface using the brush. Spread the shoe polish using the dauber on the whole surface, especially on the stitchings, and then let the cream be absorbed. This process will give back hydration to the leather and it will keep the stitchings soft and intact. Let the shoe polish dry for 20 minutes untill completely dried. Brush energetically and, at the end, use the c

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SPRING LINE LIMITED, number 01656991. Checked 2026-09-06.
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British-owned
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