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I noticed I had some weird marks on the toe cap of my CPs. I've had em for like 7-8 months, how do I prevent it from getting worse. I believe it's water damage, and I plan on using some cleaner + leather lotion when I get hme

>> No.7621365

>>7621340
Yeesh. They look like shaft veins.

>> No.7621362

>>7621340
its a vein

>> No.7621363

just throw them away and get new ones

>> No.7621372

this is why you shouldn't buy white sneakers. those look gross.

>> No.7621376

I'm sorry OP, your cps have ringworm ;_;

>> No.7621384

>>7621340
its cancer
hurry before its too late

>> No.7621406
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7621406

Not as noticeable from a little bit of a distance

>> No.7621409

>>7621406
You just had to show us your thunderthighs OP

>> No.7621415

>>7621406

fat and probably a manlet

>> No.7621422

>>7621415
5'11" 151 lbs. I bike a lot though

>> No.7621430

>>7621406

> dem laces
> dose thighs

>> No.7621432

>>7621365
>>7621362
Could be; it that would indicate that they use low quality leather, or rather the parts of the skin that others rejected.

>> No.7621575

is it a mark? it looks kind of elevated and nearly symetrical, could be a part of the construction to help the toebox keep its shape?

>> No.7621583

>>7621406
info on pants?

srs

>> No.7621590
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7621590

>>7621340

>muh superior quality

Actually believing this when paying £250 for plimsoles.

>> No.7621591

>>7621575
It's sort of a raised area around the one spot. I went to the shoe repair store and he said it he could get rid of it with a dye but suggested I wait and wear them until the bump gets worn away a bit. I also have leather lotion at home, hopefully that rehydrates the leather and makes the bumps go down a bit

>> No.7621593

>>7621583
Acne ace

>> No.7621594

>>7621590
>£250
cps go for 80-100 bucks

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7621621

>>7621594
lol

>> No.7621631

>>7621591
vein marks of the animal that wore the skin before the shoe.

reputable shoemakers generally discard leather that has these marks when making their shoes.

wolverine 1k's can have this problem, just shows you that
>muh quality
ain't all that much

not all that surprising, really

>> No.7624296

your shoes look dirty, use a damp cloth to remove the dirt, then apply white shoe cream (sapphire brand cream has a good reputation) on all over the shoes until the leather has absorbed it. Do it again until it stop absorbing, leave them air dry for at least half an hour (normally it's more like 8 to 12 hours) and brush them vigorously with a shoe shine brush the next day.

Do that once or twice every month, use shoe trees. Probably won't solve your vein problem but it'll preserve the shoe.

>> No.7624342

>>7621362

heh

it takes one thing to remind you that you're wearing animal products on your feet. interesting to think about