Trackers Western Boots T500

They're old, I've worn them out.

I cleaned off the dirt with a cleaner and moisturized them with leather lotion.

I applied the lotion twice.

You know, it's more fun with lotion, right?

They get all smooth and shiny, and you're like, "Yeehaw!" right?

Or maybe not.

I applied one coat, and then another a few days later.

I haven't applied any color.

I feel a little... just a little... hesitant about selling them with color correction.

I think color correction should be done only if the owner is okay with it.

Shoes that are only clean in color, but have wrinkles, wear, and scratches just seem off, right?

In the 8th photo, the little dot in the middle is a scratch.

In the 9th photo, there's a dot on the heel too. This is also on the other shoe.

Photos 14 and 15, inside.

There are tape marks because I had insoles attached.

You can't feel them, it's just a shadow of a mark.

They're darkened from the friction.

Photos 18 and 19, the sole, the bottom.

The arch is worn down.

I haven't worn them since they were resoled.

Photo 20, dust.

The surface has become slightly matte, making it easier for dust to stick and harder to remove.

Also, because I used a cleaner, the color will transfer if you rub them hard.

Even after wiping, it won't come off perfectly.

There's a high possibility that it will transfer to the hem or inside of light-colored pants.

In the end, I'm not sure if I maintained them or made them less usable.

What did I even do with all that time!

If you're interested, please consider them.