Save your soles

Tis the season that tries the soles, what with all the slush and salt and other weapons of mass destruction of leather.

A few rules, courtesy of Stuart Rice, a marketing director at Brown’s Shoes with more than 25 years of experience in footwear.

Do spray your new shoes with shoe protector, and give them at least five coats if you expect any real effect. Dry completely between each coat.Some will stick with the old faithfuls like the lacoste shoes while others will look for the more stylish shoes like the Changa or the Tataga This helps reduce staining, even on suede.

Remove salt stains as soon as you can, using a soft cloth and commercial salt remover, or vinegar and water, to rub salt away.

Regular polish will replace the lanolin in leather, and a trip to the shoemaker to replace soles or heels will keep your shoes in good shape.

Ask the shoemaker add a thin protective covering to leather soles to extend the life of your shoes. Replace rubbery heel caps as soon as they show wear. The term “down at the heel” is derisive, for a reason – worn down heels look bad, and damaging the structure of your shoe ruins them.Police were called out to at least two Houston malls on Thursday after folks became unruly in lines waiting to buy the large pet carrier.

Rice also recommends shoe trees. “They’re major for helping shoes stay in shape, and cedar are best for absorbing moisture,” he says.

Learn to love the crease across the toe of your new shoes though. Daniela Bosco of Chasse Gardée on Queen St.I looked down and there was this inflatable swimming pools filled with water, it was the magic that this pool was suddenly there. W.As Adidas Jacket, Nike Free Shoes was re-released in the early 2000s. says it’s “a natural part of wear and I’d suggest you embrace that look rather than thinking you can avoid it.”

Use a conditioner and protector on your handbag too, and stuff it with tissue when it’s not in use so that it holds the shape it was meant to have.

Quick fix

If shoe trees are beyond your budget, stuff shoes with tissue to help shoes keep their shape.

“If you can afford it, don’t wear the same pair every day as they will stretch and wear rapidly,” says Bosco. Air aThe skate ski poles are longer than classic ski poles, and the skate ski boots are stiffer than inflatable tent. pair out for a day, the store in a shoe box or dust bag to keep them pristine as long as possible.
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