Welcome back good shoe folk. We're in the festive mood with Diwali just gone, Thanksgiving fast approaching and Christmas not too far away now, so the Elves have been busy getting Santa's Gift Shop together.
It's a small, carefully curated selection of favourites - meaningful presents, carefully sourced with recycled packaging and reusable boxes. These are creative gifts for yourself, to get friends and family making or for the shoe enthusiasts in your life!
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The box includes polish instructions plus a bristle brush to remove dirt and dust; a natural bone polish applicator brush; a soft, horsehair buffing brush; Saphir Creme Surfine; Saphir Pate de Luxe; plus a mini bottle of 12 year Balvenie as your reward!
By the way, there's no cloth included as we think old T-shirts and tights make the best polish cloths. The Saphir polish and cream is available in black, neutral, light brown, mid brown, dark brown and burgundy. |
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The box includes polish instructions plus a bristle brush to remove dirt and dust; a natural bone polish applicator brush; a soft, horsehair buffing brush; Saphir Creme Surfine; Saphir Pate de Luxe
By the way, there's no cloth included as we think old T-shirts and tights make the best polish cloths.
The Saphir polish and cream is available in black, neutral, light brown, mid brown, dark brown and burgundy. |
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Black, brown and neutral natural beeswax polish from the Scottish Borders |
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The materials to make a key fob including strap leather, hardware, pre-waxed thread and instructions |
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The materials to make a card case in chocolate, fudge, orange and black Italian veg. tanned leather with pre-waxed thread and instructions
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in 25mm or 18mm wide natural veg. tanned leather straps, hardware, templates, thread and instructions |
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to gift a very special pair of handsewn bespoke shoes from £3250 |
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Gift cards
worth £25 - £500 gift boxed and ready to spend on shoes, boots, project, accessories or classes |
That's it from us for this week. Next week, news of our visit to Grandey's Place. Until then, happy shoemaking!
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