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Omni'Nettoyant Cleaner Neutral
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Shoe cleaner from Saphir Médaille d'Or for the deep-cleaning of suede, nubuck, leather, and fabric shoes.
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Product details
• Made in France.
• Restores the original colour of the material while adding lustre.
• Includes horsehair applicator brush.
• 100ml.
Instructions: Brush off any surface dirt with a suede brush or clean shoe brush. In a clean bowl, add 1 part cleaner to 1 part water, mix, and apply to the shoe with the included brush. Leave to work for a few minutes before brushing off the cleaner under running water until clean. Allow the shoes to dry fully at room temperature. If desired, use a polishing brush and then coat the shoes with a waterproofing spray.Product code12307110Manufacturer's article number1214001-02
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About Saphir Medaille d'Or
France’s Saphir Médaille d’Or has been manufacturing its award-winning shoe care products since the early 1900s. A favourite of shoe connoisseurs across the globe, the brand’s gentle yet effective products are made from natural ingredients that won’t damage your shoes with long-term use. Their range includes everything you need to take the very best care of your shoes, from shoe cream and wax to polishing cloths, brushes and dedicated cleaning products for leather and fabric.
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France’s Saphir Médaille d’Or has been manufacturing its award-winning shoe care products since the early 1900s. A favourite of shoe connoisseurs across the globe, the brand’s gentle yet effective products are made from natural ingredients that won’t damage your shoes with long-term use. Their range includes everything you need to take the very best care of your shoes, from shoe cream and wax to polishing cloths, brushes and dedicated cleaning products for leather and fabric.
