TRG Shoe Cream 176 Pine 50ml – Nourishing Leather Colour Cream

£5.99

£5.99

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

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Description

TRG Shoe Cream in Pine – a warm, woody-brown feed that revives colour and shine on mid-brown leather.

TRG Shoe Cream is a high-quality, pigment-rich cream in a handy 50 ml jar, and the Pine 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 suits natural, woody brown leather – mid-brown shoes, boots and brogues with that warm, timber-like tone. I personally recommend Pine for reviving brown leather that’s faded unevenly, blending worn areas back in. Because brown shades vary, always test a hidden spot first to check the match.

Why choose TRG Pine 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 Pine 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 pine 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: Pine (TRG shade 176) – a warm, woody mid-brown
  • 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 Pine?

Pine is a warm, woody brown – a natural mid-brown tone reminiscent of timber. As brown leathers vary from cool to warm, it’s always worth testing a hidden area before you treat the whole shoe.

My brown boots look dry and faded – what will this do?

Dry brown leather quickly looks tired. The beeswax and oils feed the leather and restore suppleness, while the warm pigment refreshes the colour and evens out faded, scuffed areas for a healthy finish.

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

You can order TRG Pine 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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