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You're #14, dude.Missed me :\
Edit: wait, why did you put your name at #14 and took NCTwin off?. Just put yourself as #15, man.
Can someone else do me a favor and run the list to include everyone, fairly please? If not, I'll do it myself.
What is that list for?
What is that list for?
There really are two lists? Man, I'll go back and compose myself thenW is giving away a J Crew shirt and Sweater, both large. Names are being put in for the raffle.
We should do a team dressing better though
Restoring footwear isn't that difficult, my man. Cleaner/conditioner and wax would do for most. Adrian does know what he's doing with the neutral wax and such.Pinoy732 I want to see you restore a leather jacket
Pinoy732 I want to see you restore a leather jacket
Haha yeah man, like the other guys are saying, shoes are fairly easy but a jacket would be a tad more difficult. I'd bet I could condition and clean it fine, but restoring color perfectly, who knows? It sure would take a lot of product thoughPinoy732 I want to see you restore a leather jacket
thanks everyone and jmal, like Unknwn is saying, its fairly easy to learn. I actually learned from that GQ article posted and googling how to do it.
i.e. http://www.ehow.com/how_31_shine-shoes.html
it's actually really rewarding being able to maintain your own shoes and its fairly cheap to do. $5 for a brush, $5 for dauber applicator, $5 mink oil, $5 saddle soap, $10 per polish all of which i accumulated over the past few months. Most shoe shine places will run you $5 per shoe. Although everything I listed can run upwards of $50 (depending on the amount of different polishes you buy) you will be able to shine way more than 10 shoes haha.
Wis and Unknwn: Yeah guys, I have no clue how I keep running into these pieces. I really just thumb through and its hit or miss. With this and the other, I didn't even see a tag for the sizing. Just tried them on and bam
Neat blog:
I went back to pick up the shoe decor thing I saw last week...it just looks too awesome. Yes, I know it has nothing to do with dressing better
Neat blog:
I went back to pick up the shoe decor thing I saw last week...it just looks too awesome. Yes, I know it has nothing to do with dressing better
What shoes are these?
It's really up to you. The first time I polished shoes, it was for my walnut AE player's and AE had a sale running on polish so I bought the exact color from the site. In theory I could've purchased something like "Kiwi Neutral Polish" which is for lighter colored shoes. Kiwi products can be found at your local grocery store and that's where I found my shoeshine brush, mink oil (boots), and saddle soap. They also carry polishes in a variety of colors (i.e. black, brown, etc). I know it is fine to buy any of these polishes but when I got black, I also ended up getting the AE one because i'm difficult .thanks everyone and jmal, like Unknwn is saying, its fairly easy to learn. I actually learned from that GQ article posted and googling how to do it.
i.e. http://www.ehow.com/how_31_shine-shoes.html
it's actually really rewarding being able to maintain your own shoes and its fairly cheap to do. $5 for a brush, $5 for dauber applicator, $5 mink oil, $5 saddle soap, $10 per polish all of which i accumulated over the past few months. Most shoe shine places will run you $5 per shoe. Although everything I listed can run upwards of $50 (depending on the amount of different polishes you buy) you will be able to shine way more than 10 shoes haha.
Wis and Unknwn: Yeah guys, I have no clue how I keep running into these pieces. I really just thumb through and its hit or miss. With this and the other, I didn't even see a tag for the sizing. Just tried them on and bam
So do you have to match the shoe shine to the color exactly or how does that work?
or is there just a standard- brown and black?
thanks everyone and jmal, like Unknwn is saying, its fairly easy to learn. I actually learned from that GQ article posted and googling how to do it.
i.e. http://www.ehow.com/how_31_shine-shoes.html
it's actually really rewarding being able to maintain your own shoes and its fairly cheap to do. $5 for a brush, $5 for dauber applicator, $5 mink oil, $5 saddle soap, $10 per polish all of which i accumulated over the past few months. Most shoe shine places will run you $5 per shoe. Although everything I listed can run upwards of $50 (depending on the amount of different polishes you buy) you will be able to shine way more than 10 shoes haha.
Wis and Unknwn: Yeah guys, I have no clue how I keep running into these pieces. I really just thumb through and its hit or miss. With this and the other, I didn't even see a tag for the sizing. Just tried them on and bam
So do you have to match the shoe shine to the color exactly or how does that work?
or is there just a standard- brown and black?
Correcto, sir. I used those shoes because it's the only pair I have left that are unwornwj4's shoes are C&J Belgrave in polo suede
Speaking of C&J, their site says winter sale on, does anyone know what is actually on sale in stores?
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/sperry-...extualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=0
$44.96. Might pull the trigger. Anybody know the sizing on these? I'm assuming size down at least 1/2 a size?
Alright, dudes.
Here is the revised list for the goodies. Anyone who posts in this thread, be it asking question or helping, is in. To add on, just add your screen name in.
1. af1 1982
2. HHHornet15
3.omgitswes
4.BIGBOSS
5. LyonBC1
6. NikeAirForce1
7. paliplaya2010
8. UNKNWN
9. KNIGHTLOVESQUEEN
10. SoleAsian
11. marmourjr
12. NCTwin
13. Mags On fire