If you're like me, you often don't realize you've got some scuffed up shoes until you're already out the door and headed to an important appointment. Well, we're going to prevent that from happening by shining all our shoes today.
I was about to say "What if I don't have any shoes to polish?"
Wonderful idea, as Brett has already said. Now to figure out HOW to iron my shirts, and where the iron is. It's an adventure in the making.
Haha I was not expecting such a practical exercise after yesterday's. I have a real good pair of shoes that need cleaning. I'm also going to check online about how to clean a pair of timberland boots.
I will have to break them out and give them a clean once I get home from campus tonight. I think I might get around to cleaning my other shoes as well, they are looking a bit scruffy overall now that I look at them....
I was lucky enough to inherit my grandfather's horsehair shine brush and applicator brush from WWII. All I need is some black shoe polish and I'll be set!
I love the idea of Rubbing Alcohol... I have about 4 pairs of dress shoes that I am going to attack.... The job tends to be more time-consuming and I tend to procrastinate - no more - off to make my shoes look good!
I will iron my shirts as well. I have a bunch that can be washed conventionally and ironed but I dry clean so I don't need to iron them myself, and that's a wasteful habit.
On a related note, and I doubt many here will know since this maybe perceived as not-manly, but does anyone know where to buy quality dress shoes made without leather? Have any links to specific shoes?
I would appreciate it. If you can recommend any specific ones that would be amazing - I see from your other reply you know your dress clothing. I am only embarking on my journey to be better dressed and am sometimes fashionably challenged. But I'd be more than grateful for just references to good retailers that make some dress shoes without leather.