TRG Shoe Cream 148 Apple Green 50ml – Nourishing Leather Colour Cream

£5.99

£5.99

Nourish and revive apple green leather shoes, boots and bags with TRG’s soft, beeswax-enriched colour cream – 50ml, just £5.99.

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Description

TRG Shoe Cream 148 Apple Green 50ml – nourish and restore your favourite apple green leather

If you have a pair of apple green leather shoes you love, this little jar will quickly become your best friend. TRG Shoe Cream in 148 Apple Green is a soft, beeswax-enriched colour cream that feeds smooth leather while restoring its colour, giving you a bright, fresh apple green with a lively, spring-like tone. It is perfect for reviving statement green brogues, fashion heels, loafers and bags that have started to look tired, scuffed or faded. I personally reach for TRG whenever a favourite pair needs a pick-me-up – it nourishes the leather, evens out the colour and brings back a gentle, cared-for shine, all from one handy 50ml jar.

Why choose TRG Apple Green Shoe Cream?

  • Restores colour beautifully – the rich pigments top up faded apple green leather and disguise scuffs, so your shoes look even and fresh again rather than patchy and worn.
  • Nourishes as it colours – a blend of natural waxes including beeswax feeds and softens the leather, helping to prevent the dryness and cracking that comes with everyday wear.
  • Leaves a soft, natural shine – buff it up and you get a gentle, healthy sheen that looks like well-kept leather, never plasticky or over-glossy.
  • Works on leather and synthetic leather – the versatile formula suits smooth leather and coated or imitation leather shoes, boots, bags and small accessories.
  • Brilliant value – a 50ml jar lasts a long time because you only need a thin coat each time, so one pot keeps a favourite pair looking its best for months.

How to use TRG Apple Green Shoe Cream

  1. Clean first. Wipe away any dust and dirt with a soft, slightly damp cloth and let the leather dry.
  2. Test the colour. Dab a little Apple Green cream on a hidden area, such as the inner heel, to check you are happy with the shade before treating the whole shoe.
  3. Apply a thin coat. Using a soft cloth or applicator brush, work the cream into the leather in small circular motions, covering scuffed and faded areas evenly.
  4. Let it dry. Leave the cream to soak in for around 10–15 minutes so the pigments and waxes settle.
  5. Buff to finish. Polish gently with a clean, dry brush or cloth to bring up a soft shine. Add a second thin coat if you want a deeper, richer colour.

Specifications

  • Volume: 50ml jar
  • Colour: 148 Apple Green
  • Type: Nourishing colour shoe cream (beeswax-based)
  • Suitable for: Smooth leather and synthetic leather shoes, boots, bags and accessories
  • Brand: TRG the One

Frequently asked questions

How do I keep my apple green shoes looking bright?
A thin coat of TRG 148 Apple Green every few weeks keeps the colour vivid and stops it drifting towards a dull, olive tone. Bright greens show scuffs easily, so regular light topping-up is the secret to that fresh, just-bought look.

Will Apple Green cover scuffs on my green leather?
Yes. The high pigment load fills in scuffed and rubbed areas, especially around the toes and heels, so the whole shoe returns to one even, fresh green rather than a patchy mix of light and dark.

How often should I use it?
For shoes you wear regularly, a thin coat every few weeks keeps the colour rich and the leather well fed. There is no need to overdo it – little and often is the kindest approach for your leather, and it keeps your favourite pairs looking their best for far longer.

Where can I buy TRG Apple Green Shoe Cream in the UK?
You can order it directly from Shoespecialist.co.uk. We offer free delivery on orders over £50, same-day dispatch when you order before 5pm, and a 60-day return policy.

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