Our socks are entirely made in Italy. Why not prioritize French production?
SAPHIR - MÉDAILLE D'OR
Fawn - Cordovan
Fawn - Cordovan
Logistique Mes Chaussettes Rouges
9 Rue César Franck
75015 Paris
France
We present to you this fawn-colored cordovan ointment from the famous Saphir house, composed of beeswax and neat's foot oil. It preserves the specific properties of Cordovan while nourishing and protecting it. Indeed, these super-resistant and very supple leathers require regular maintenance.
Volume : 75ml
Manual :
- Remove any dust or dirt from the shoe using a chamois .
- Spread the cream on the leather with a pomade brush by massaging delicately.
- Leave to dry for 5 minutes.
- Polish with a horsehair brush .
Product Reference : 5732619124902
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