Caring for leather sneakers - Here’s all you need to know | (4K)

Playlist:
0:12 Re-lace them to minimize creasing
1:14 Clean them right
2:26 Wear them properly
2:50 Store them correctly

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[nicolasbrunet]

Just got a new pair of Gucci Ace × Disney, they almost started creasing but your lacing method saved them from going to a point of no return. Thank you for a wonderful video.

[williamFalcons]

Just one small thing, if you want leather shoes to last you need a moisturizer. Leather is skin, just like our skin it needs to be moisturized to not dry. saphir renovateur is the best but cheaper stuff also works.

[MaryLucero-bbcz]

I used to get leather sneakers when I was a kid and they always ended up creasing and getting dirty so I just wore fabric ones for the longest time but just bought a pair of white leather ones so now it's time to learn how to properly care for them, thanks for this video!

[asweethoneybee]

This video is amazing! Just bought a few pairs of white leather sneakers. Your video was beautiful, and showed me everything I needed to know to take proper care of them. Thanks!

[TenayaVB]

I really like this lacing method, I think it visually looks better too! Thanks!

[nikolajovicic]

One major thing is missing - the conditioning of a leather! You can't just wipe them and wash the soles, you have to condition the leather as it will become dry over the course of time.. So what to use on a white pair of sneakers? Some Saphir white cream?

[wavygoods]

Everything that I learned the hard way, summed up in a 5 minute video, awesome.

[jsn]

I see you with the TUMI bag at the end! Few know about this

[FunkySkillzKID]

Dude amazing quality video. I just got a pair of Santoni sneakers and this video is all I needed cheers!

[MRKY]

Great video mate but you don't need those sneaker wet wipes, standard baby wipes are perfect and a fraction of the price, yes the come in small packets great for travelling but you can figure out how to carry a few.

White shoe cream/polish is a god send too for touching up and to get the stitching back nice and bright.

[enzoenzoenzoenzoenzoenzoenzo]

Great video! Feels like a sponsored video tbh. But the production quality is amazing! But maybe try speaking a bit slower; It feels like you were being rushed. Also spot on with the tips. Very concise and no bs. I appreciate how you promoted wooden shoe trees over plastic ones. Had to sub because I’m looking forward to more quality content.

[JA-gxhb]

Wow. Some people really like shoes. I just wear them.

[priyankthakur]

Thought you must be more than a milli than looked but man your content is butter.

[riggzpillay]

Check out basic supply primo collection bro they are super clean and an absolute value for money...honestly they can go toe to toe with Common Projects and are 100% Italian made...

[CiscoLatte]

02:20 - so artsy... what edition is that?!

[rbbmat]

All is valid if the modern sneakers were not intentionally made with very weak sole. The leather could last years, but the sole is intended to last as long as the producer desires. Buy, consume and throw in the trash bin - that is the idea of the mass producer.

[angelotorres]

This video is perfect i just got a pair of Luxembourg LV’s. Thanks man!

[Habukkk]

Very helpful & informative. However, i just got a new pair of northampton white sneakers. Should i use any Conditioner/wax/cream products? If yes, is there any product recommendation? Thank you so much

[sigbausage]

What about using leather conditioner on white leather?

[utarian]

Isn't too harsh to just clean them with solvent and then not condition them after? What about applying Saphir nappa cream after the jason markk cleaner?