How To stretch a Shoe if it’s too small for you at home

[peterhess]

I had my doubts so I thought I’d give it a try and, blimey, it worked. I just hope it’s permanent.

[j]

For less smart shoes (i always did this with field boots in my soldiering days) getting them soaking wet and walking in them is the best bet. A dip in the Sandhurst Lake leaves boots very comfortable, after they've dried out!

[JohnJohnston-zj]

Great tip from the Royal Family wear a size one bigger than your foot, this way your feet move freely within the shoe while walking.

[grahamavis]

so simple. I've been looking for something like this for years. I have wide feet and have always looked for something to just make a traditional F-fitting just that little more comfortable. Thank you Jeremy.

[nohaylamujer]

Well, what do you know, it DOES work! Thank you!

[aliceponomareva]

How I love Mr Jeremy B. comforting! video-s here, in the middle of Russia -). of all places. (I am absolutely Russian: my great grand etc. father Richard went to St Petersburg, Russia. From Welton. E. Yorkshire. In 1824 -) .And, as my English cousins put it, I'm "the final result of it. "

[markfeltham]

Jeremy
Glad you have the Italian jeans in I commented on 3 weeks ago
I had to get mine in from the US, they are extremely good quality
If you do start selling them
I predict you will outsell the classics you rightly stand by
Well done Sir

[MexieMex]

As a member of the magic circle, good tip. What do you think of the ice-bag method? I her it works well, but I'm worried to try.

[Ecojock]

Another great tip as always - Thank you.  

I do have a question, the chestnut Chelsea boots on your right, second shelf from the bottom, are they a 'house style'; sizes/availability?! It is always a nice surprise to see 'chisel-toe' lasts.

[wheneaglesfly]

For boots, I was told to insert a leak proof liner, water, and freeze it.

[Michael-cwhl]

Hallo Jeremy, thank you for this perfekt Tipp. Loveley Greetings from Germany 🙏🏳️‍🌈🇩🇪😊

[mikebashford]

I remember back in the 1960s my grandad had a contraption for putting a bulge into his shoe to accommodate his bunion. It looked like a shoe stretcher combined with a pair of blacksmith's tongs.