TRG Shoe Cream 113 Green 50ml – Nourishing Leather Colour Cream

£5.99

£5.99

TRG Green Shoe Cream (50ml) – a nourishing, beeswax-based colour cream that feeds smooth leather and restores a rich, even green finish. Just £5.99.

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Description

TRG Shoe Cream 113 Green 50ml – a classic green for green leather shoes and boots that need their colour back.

TRG Green Shoe Cream is a nourishing, wax-based colour cream in a handy 50ml jar that does two jobs at once: it feeds your smooth leather and refreshes its colour. Made with natural beeswax and a generous dose of rich pigment, this green cream sinks into the leather to stop it drying out, guards against cracking, and tops up the colour that inevitably fades with everyday wear. It is the shade I reach for when I am caring for green leather brogues, green loafers, green boots and green leather accessories.

I personally recommend keeping a jar of Green shoe cream in your kit if you own green-toned leather. A thin layer every few weeks is all it takes to keep the colour looking rich and even. Because the cream is pigmented rather than clear, it does far more than a neutral polish: it evens out sun-bleached patches, blends in light scuffs and leaves a soft, healthy sheen that never looks greasy or plasticky. A little goes a long way, so a single 50ml jar lasts a good while.

Why choose green shoe cream?

  • Deeply nourishes the leather – the beeswax formula feeds smooth leather, keeps it supple and helps prevent drying and cracking, so your shoes last longer.
  • Restores the green colour – A balanced green that restores faded green leather and blends in scuffs for an even, refreshed finish.
  • Rich, long-lasting shine – buffs up to a warm, natural glow without any greasy residue, leaving your shoes looking cared for and smart.
  • Excellent coverage – the pigments give great coverage on dull and worn areas, blending in scuffs and evening out patchy colour in a single application.
  • Economical to use – you only need a small amount each time, so this 50ml jar keeps your leather looking its best for months.

How to use TRG Green Shoe Cream

  1. Wipe away loose dirt and dust with a soft cloth or brush so the cream can absorb evenly.
  2. Test the colour first: dab a little on a hidden spot, such as the inside of the tongue or heel, and check the shade matches before you go further.
  3. Apply a small amount of cream with a clean cloth or applicator, working it into the leather in gentle circular movements.
  4. Let it absorb for a few minutes so the pigments and waxes can settle into the leather.
  5. Buff with a soft brush or polishing cloth to bring up an even shine. Repeat on any scuffed or faded areas for the best result.

Haico’s tip: build the colour up in thin layers rather than one thick coat. Two light applications give a more even, natural finish on green leather and dry far more quickly than a single heavy one.

Specifications

  • Volume: 50ml
  • Colour: 113 Green
  • Type: Nourishing colour shoe cream, beeswax base
  • Suitable for: smooth leather shoes, boots and accessories
  • Brand: TRG

Frequently asked questions

Will 113 Green suit my green shoes?
This is a classic mid-green that works with most everyday green leather. Green shades vary widely, though, so I always suggest a test on a hidden spot to make sure the tone matches before you treat the whole shoe.

How do I keep green leather from looking dull?
Green leather dulls as the oils dry out and the colour fades. A thin coat of pigmented green cream every few weeks tops up both, keeping the leather supple and the colour looking deep and even rather than flat.

Where can I buy green shoe cream in the UK?
You can order TRG Green 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.

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