TRG Shoe Cream 175 Deer 50ml – Nourishing Leather Colour Cream

£5.99

£5.99

Nourishing Deer shoe cream in a handy 50 ml jar – feeds the leather, covers scuffs and revives a soft fawn-tan colour with a warm, lasting shine. Just £5.99.

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Description

TRG Shoe Cream in Deer – a soft fawn feed that revives colour and shine on light tan leather.

TRG Shoe Cream is a high-quality, pigment-rich cream in a handy 50 ml jar, and the Deer shade is a real favourite of mine. It’s a soft, cream-based wax blended with beeswax and nourishing oils that sink deep into the leather, feeding it, guarding against drying and cracking, and leaving a soft, long-lasting shine. Thanks to its generous pigment load, it doesn’t just care for your shoes – it restores their colour too.

It’s a great match for light tan and fawn leather – summer shoes, loafers, brogues and boots in those soft, sandy-brown tones. I personally recommend Deer for freshening up pale tan leather that’s lost its warmth, blending scuffs away for an even, cared-for finish. As tans vary, test a hidden area first.

Why choose TRG Deer Shoe Cream?

  • Rich, true colour: the high pigment load gives excellent coverage, restoring faded colour and toning down scuffs so your shoes look even and well cared for.
  • Deep nourishment: beeswax and natural oils penetrate the leather to keep it soft, supple and protected against the cracking that comes with dry, tired leather.
  • Covers scuffs and revives faded areas: it re-colours the spots that catch the light and rub – toes, heels and creases – blending them back into the rest of the shoe.
  • Quick-drying and easy to buff: the soft cream texture works in smoothly and buffs up to a natural, healthy sheen with minimal effort.
  • Works on leather and synthetic leather: a versatile everyday cream that suits smooth leather and coated leather shoes, boots and accessories alike.

How to use TRG Deer Shoe Cream

  1. Clean first: remove dust and dirt with a brush or a damp cloth and let the leather dry. Cream works best on a clean surface.
  2. Test the colour: dab a little on a hidden spot, such as the inside heel, to check the deer match before you treat the whole shoe.
  3. Apply a thin layer: using a soft cloth, an applicator or your fingers, work a small amount into the leather in gentle circular motions. Keep the layer thin and even, paying extra attention to scuffed or faded areas.
  4. Let it soak in: leave the cream for 5–10 minutes so the oils and pigment can nourish and re-colour the leather.
  5. Buff to a shine: polish off any excess with a clean cloth or a horsehair brush until you reach the sheen you like. Build up a second thin coat if you’d like deeper colour or extra shine.

Specifications

  • Colour: Deer (TRG shade 175) – a soft, sandy fawn-tan
  • Volume: 50 ml jar
  • Type: Pigmented cream-based wax with beeswax and nourishing oils
  • Suitable for: Smooth leather and synthetic (coated) leather shoes, boots and accessories
  • Finish: Nourishes, re-colours and gives a soft, long-lasting shine
  • Brand: TRG the One

Frequently asked questions

What colour is Deer?

Deer is a soft, sandy fawn – a light, warm tan that suits pale tan and beige-brown leather. Because light tans vary, do test it on a hidden spot, such as the inside heel, before treating the whole shoe.

Will Deer darken my light tan shoes?

It adds a gentle warmth rather than a big colour change. Keep the coat thin if you want to preserve a very pale tan, and build it up slowly only if you’d like a slightly deeper, richer tone.

Where can I buy TRG Deer Shoe Cream in the UK?

You can order TRG Deer Shoe Cream 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 – so you can care for your leather with complete peace of mind.

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