Antique shoe shine

Even for leather, there are different leather treatments, and the frequency and type of polishing can differ depending on how your customer wants the shoes to look like -- more rugged, or clean and polished. The type of chemicals and brushes in the antique shoe shine will vary depending on these factors, so be sure to do your research and recommend the appropriate items for your customers' needs!

You may also want to consider the colour of the shoes that will be polished. For example, people often search specifically for black shoe polish, navy shoe polish or brown shoe polish. Even within the category of brown shoe polish, there are varieties such as light brown which is also known as tan shoe polish, dark brown, mahogany, bordeaux and more. These shoe polish colours will have an effect on the resulting outcome. Alternatively, you can sell neutral shoe polish, which works for all colours including those that may be uncommon.

Furthermore, there are different types of antique shoe shine. Shoe polish often refers to shoe wax, which helps give a great shine, while shoe polish cream is meant to enhance and add a layer of colour. Shoe cream usually has a more matte effect than shoe polish. Different people will have varying preferences and needs, so it may be good for your store to carry both options!

Additionally, you may require shoe shine brushes to go with your antique shoe shine, either for your own store's purposes or to sell as part of a set to customers.

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