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Shoe care for bare feet? Shoe care doesn’t just mean caring for shoes, it also means caring for your feet – even if you are barefooted. With our extensive range of barefoot beauty range, you can look after your feet. Kiwi Silk Feet – is great if you’re going barefoot. If you want protection, odor control or a barrier between your foot and your shoes this is ideal. To use, leave a 15cm gap between the spray and your foot and apply all over. You can… Read more »
Saddle Restoration Project using Famaco Leather Care When it comes to leather care I am a real fan of our premium range Famaco. If you have leather that needs nourishing,… Read more »
The Art of Polishing It’s important to know how to correctly look after your shoes. You can you shoe care in a number of ways to make your shoes stand… Read more »
With spring well and truly on us, here are 4 Springtime tweaks to up-cycle your old shoes and bags! Now there is a lot I could and should be doing,… Read more »
We’re in the Spring/Summer for the fashion world and making a statement with bright and bold colours is definitely a key feature, this season. Fortunately, we have an ideal way… Read more »
Have you ever gone out in a new leather jacket and been caught in the rain? This recently happened to a friend of mine. As we all know, watermarks on… Read more »
Quick Guide to Clean Shoes using Woly Combi Cleaner We wanted to show just how simple, quick and effective Woly Combi cleaner is. It’s a specifically designed mouse for all… Read more »
What Does Shoe Cream Do? You can view our entire shoe cream range by clicking HERE. If you’re the sort of person who likes to purchase a pair of shoes… Read more »
Whether you got a new pair of sneakers over Christmas and want to keep them in good condition or you want to prolong the lifespan of a favourite pair of… Read more »
Here, at Fresh Step, we love our leathers but sadly all too soon our bags, belts, shoes, jackets and furniture get worn, scuffed and damaged. Leather as well as being… Read more »