Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This should be a great video to grab a cold drink and relax to. This video features four pairs of shoes (3 shoes plus one pair of boots) that need some attention. My Warfield & Grand boots get a saddle soaping, conditioning, and a good brushing. The black Warfield & Grand semi-brogue Oxfords get an area with torn leather repaired, then get a good cleaning and conditioning, polishing, and brushed to a shine. The walnut Warfield & Grand Double Monk Straps get a minor scuff repaired, get conditioned, shined, and brushed. Lastly, the Mahogany Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue quarter brogue Oxfords get a conditioning, shine, and a light mirror shine.
2:19 Saddle soaping the W&G boots with Kiwi Saddle Soap
4:36 Brushing off the boots
5:14 Walnut W&G Double Monks: Wipe them off with a damp cloth
6:27 Using Pure Polish Products Cleaner Conditioner on a thick cotton cloth to clean & condition them
10:15 Repairing a spot with a torn piece of leather on the black W&G Oxfords
12:34 Re-coloring and burnishing the repair
14:27 Conditioning the black W&Gs again with PP Cleaner Conditioner on the thick rag
15:09 Brushing off, then conditioning the mahogany Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenues with my finger
18:31 Conditioning the W&G boots that I saddle soaped earlier
19:03 Using a toothbrush to clean small spots
19:15 Repairing a scratched area on the walnut W&G Double Monks with the burnishing tool
20:16 Brushing off the W&G boots to a nice luster (just PP Cleaner Conditioner, no polish!)
21:13 Brushing the walnut Double Monks
21:42 Polishing them with Pure Polish Products Walnut Cream Polish
23:08 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
23:26 Waxing them with black PP paste wax
23:53 Polishing the mahogany Allen Edmonds, and choosing the right cream polish color
26:30 Using Saphir Medaille D'Or medium brown cream paste wax on the burnished darker area of the toe caps
27:44 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
28:35 Showing the repaired spot with the torn leather
28:47 Using cream polish to make the worn off heels look better
30:17 Using Pure Polish Products High Shine Paste Wax on the toe caps of the black W&G Oxfords
31:27 Brushing off the walnut W&G Double Monks
32:32 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
33:04 Using the same medium brown Saphir cream paste wax on the heels of the walnut W&G Double Monks
33:43 Showing how to check for heel wear and when soles are almost worn out
34:40 Brushing off the mahogany Allen Edmonds Oxfords
35:16 Adding just a few coats of Pure Polish Products High Shine Wax to the toe caos of them
39:15 All four pairs finished up in good natural light
For small quantities of cobbling supplies, check out the seller "Nordshoe" on eBay.
PurePolishProducts.com
For Saphir products:
TheElegantOxford.com
KirbyAllison.com
Other related videos:
"Saddle Soap: Why? What’s in it?":
youtu.be/_4DH7-VTixE?si=aH60uQAq1ZWOrcxP
"Cheap vs High End Shoe Polish - Is it Worth it?":
youtu.be/TpdqTcEFLB4?si=W7uiJtdqPzsj6ChH
"Leather Quality explained: Aniline? Full Grain? Corrected Grain?":
youtu.be/fJ8EQ3HnDj0?si=Xzmi4UuW9GJkxnIN
This video has a better animation explaining corrected grain vs full grain leather: "How to Dye a Belt | How to spot High Quality Leather?":
youtu.be/SuSUOUc7bZE?si=tlspdy-JFb01_FuX
Music Credit: Original music composed, performed, and produced by Aq Xico, @aqxico used with permission.
"2011 - Alive feat. Nikkie"
"Broken Spirits"
"Rediscover 7 Drumless"
This should be a great video to grab a cold drink and relax to. This video features four pairs of shoes (3 shoes plus one pair of boots) that need some attention. My Warfield & Grand boots get a saddle soaping, conditioning, and a good brushing. The black Warfield & Grand semi-brogue Oxfords get an area with torn leather repaired, then get a good cleaning and conditioning, polishing, and brushed to a shine. The walnut Warfield & Grand Double Monk Straps get a minor scuff repaired, get conditioned, shined, and brushed. Lastly, the Mahogany Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue quarter brogue Oxfords get a conditioning, shine, and a light mirror shine.
2:19 Saddle soaping the W&G boots with Kiwi Saddle Soap
4:36 Brushing off the boots
5:14 Walnut W&G Double Monks: Wipe them off with a damp cloth
6:27 Using Pure Polish Products Cleaner Conditioner on a thick cotton cloth to clean & condition them
10:15 Repairing a spot with a torn piece of leather on the black W&G Oxfords
12:34 Re-coloring and burnishing the repair
14:27 Conditioning the black W&Gs again with PP Cleaner Conditioner on the thick rag
15:09 Brushing off, then conditioning the mahogany Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenues with my finger
18:31 Conditioning the W&G boots that I saddle soaped earlier
19:03 Using a toothbrush to clean small spots
19:15 Repairing a scratched area on the walnut W&G Double Monks with the burnishing tool
20:16 Brushing off the W&G boots to a nice luster (just PP Cleaner Conditioner, no polish!)
21:13 Brushing the walnut Double Monks
21:42 Polishing them with Pure Polish Products Walnut Cream Polish
23:08 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
23:26 Waxing them with black PP paste wax
23:53 Polishing the mahogany Allen Edmonds, and choosing the right cream polish color
26:30 Using Saphir Medaille D'Or medium brown cream paste wax on the burnished darker area of the toe caps
27:44 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
28:35 Showing the repaired spot with the torn leather
28:47 Using cream polish to make the worn off heels look better
30:17 Using Pure Polish Products High Shine Paste Wax on the toe caps of the black W&G Oxfords
31:27 Brushing off the walnut W&G Double Monks
32:32 Brushing off the black W&G Oxfords
33:04 Using the same medium brown Saphir cream paste wax on the heels of the walnut W&G Double Monks
33:43 Showing how to check for heel wear and when soles are almost worn out
34:40 Brushing off the mahogany Allen Edmonds Oxfords
35:16 Adding just a few coats of Pure Polish Products High Shine Wax to the toe caos of them
39:15 All four pairs finished up in good natural light
For small quantities of cobbling supplies, check out the seller "Nordshoe" on eBay.
PurePolishProducts.com
For Saphir products:
TheElegantOxford.com
KirbyAllison.com
Other related videos:
"Saddle Soap: Why? What’s in it?":
youtu.be/_4DH7-VTixE?si=aH60uQAq1ZWOrcxP
"Cheap vs High End Shoe Polish - Is it Worth it?":
youtu.be/TpdqTcEFLB4?si=W7uiJtdqPzsj6ChH
"Leather Quality explained: Aniline? Full Grain? Corrected Grain?":
youtu.be/fJ8EQ3HnDj0?si=Xzmi4UuW9GJkxnIN
This video has a better animation explaining corrected grain vs full grain leather: "How to Dye a Belt | How to spot High Quality Leather?":
youtu.be/SuSUOUc7bZE?si=tlspdy-JFb01_FuX
Music Credit: Original music composed, performed, and produced by Aq Xico, @aqxico used with permission.
"2011 - Alive feat. Nikkie"
"Broken Spirits"
"Rediscover 7 Drumless"
