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Shoe Materials/waw

Materials Leather/Colours Soles Wood Skills Repair Product Information and Care Instructions
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waw

Vegetable-tanned calf leather that is dyed through and treated with wax finish. Light pull-up effect. Tumbled for softness. Colour and texture may vary as a result of the tumbling process. The bi-leather colours have been dyed twice and thus display a different colour edge. The colour will get darker with wear and exposure to sunlight. The dye can stain your feet. Gets softer with use and may stretch.

 

Colours for waw

  • black

  • espresso

  • brown

  • vero

  • cuoio

  • cotto

  • siena

  • red

  • brandy

  • orange

  • yellow

  • off

  • olive

  • granit

  • cloud

  • cement

  • beton

  • stellar

  • grey-bi

  • perla

  • lime

  • anis

  • green

  • petrol

  • scarab

  • forest

  • grey

  • smog

  • khaki

  • spring

  • blue

  • kobalt

  • azur

  • white

  • pulpo

  • notte

  • aubergine

  • berry

  • plum

  • flesh

  • coral

  • rose

  • shark

  • taube

Care Instruction waw

Vegetable-tanned leathers are extremely sensitive to humidity. Therefore, wipe dirt off gently using a soft cloth. Moisture - both from inside or outside - can leave marks and result in colour changes. Liquids like oil and even dirt also can leave irreversible stains on the leather.

Do not overdo the use of shoe care products, as this can block the leather pores and result in colour changes. For the occasional care of all plain leathers we recommend, for example, "Collonil Waterstop Colours". Small scratches can be treated with matching shoe polish.

If you notice a thin white layer on the leather, this is no cause for concern. It is only surplus wax that can be easily removed. This process is even easier if you heat up the shoes carefully for a moment using a hair dryer.

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