LUXURY SHOE CARE KIT FOR BROWN CALF LEATHER

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Hand made in Mallorca

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Product description

Presented in a luxurious Pereandre leather box this complete shoe care kit contains everything you need to extend the lifetime of your handmade Carmina shoes.

It consists of:

1 genuine bulls shoehorn (small, 14 cm or 5.5´´) - a fundamental tool to fitting your shoes correctly, without damaging them.

1 polish roll made from our calf leather and luxuriant merino shearling, excellent for buffing the shoes

1 suede leather sponge, ideal to clean suede shoes

2 shoe creams, 1 brown shoe cream (50 ml) and 1 colourless shoe cream (50 ml) to keep your shoes nourished, restore colour and achieve an enviable shine

2 beeswax tins, 1 brown beeswax (100 ml) and 1 colourless beeswax (100 ml) which fills in marks and scuffs and guarantees a superior shine

2 versatile standard polishing brushes (12 cm) with horsehair bristles, strong enough for buffing and cleaning but soft enough not to damage the leather. With white bristles to be used with colourless or light coloured care products, and dark bristles for dark coloured care products.

1 polishing cloth to help shine the shoes.

A proper shoe care will maintain the longevity of your Carmina shoes and keep them look fantastic - the trick is persistence. Generally, polishing shoes every two to three weeks should be enough if you are giving your footwear a moderate use. Make sure you head over to our leather care section for more information on how to care for different types of leather.

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Lasts are one of Carmina Shoemaker’s milestones. It is precisely in the creative process of the last where the mastery and technique of the shoemaker are combined with an exhaustive study of ergonomics and beauty to create an elegant and comfortable shoe. It is therefore the perfect communion of these elements what constitutes the starting point and the aim of any shoemaker. Therefore, the last becomes one of the shoemaker’s most distinctive elements.

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