SAPHIRCream Surfine Shoe Polish BRUME 99

Natural ingredients, that do a great job. Lovely aroma to their creams, too. For me, Saphir shoe creams and polishes are the best available in Europe.

It’s been difficult to find a polish that matches the burgundy shoes I have, but this one is the perfect match. It has a dark red/slight purple tone compared to the others which are more of a brighter red/slightly orange tone.This does take a few coats In-between brushing, but shoes now look as good as new.Photos are before and x2 after using the creme.Would definitely recommend this brand.

These riding boots had become quite dry and faded this summer. Polished up beautifully, the colour looks good again & the leather is now soft and shiny. Will buy again.

Would definitely buy again

Great product

Sapphire always delivers a good quality polish you get what you pay for. Don't buy expensive shoes and then use inferior polish, learn how to nurture and polish them with the best products.

This is a perfect colour match for the oxblood colour Dr Martens and the coverage is really nice.Two coats and my shoes looked as good as new - the before and after pictures speak for themselves!

Saphir makes the best shoe care products. Really, there's not much more to add but I'll do that anyway.Saphir produces several types of shoe care products and it's important to understand the differences to avoid confusion. First is your 'shoe cream' (that we have here), then you have your 'wax polish' and then the 'renovator shoe cream/lotion'. The shoe cream generally adds some colour and keeps the leather supple, the wax polish is for the shine and the renovator is used to clean, hydrate and to keep the leather supple. The shoe cream is the product that most people will use most frequently, and this is my go-to product when it comes to maintaining my shoes. I guess my second-most used product is the renovator that moisturizes the leather deeper and keeps it from cracking.The other thing that needs clarification is that Saphir makes two different products ranges; this one, which is called "Creme Surfine", and a second more premium (and costly) product called "Medaille d'Or". For the shoe cream (this product), I honestly don't see any significant difference between the two products, maybe that the premium product feels a bit richer in colour pigment but I can't really point to any difference of significance. This range (creme surfine) also offer more colour options so I tend to primarily buy this but I use both products. You will also find these two product ranges offer wax polish as well, but in this case I do think that the 'Medaille d'Or' products are superior and provides a better finish. Yes Saphir is costlier than other brands such as 'Kiwi' but both your shoes and your wallet will thank you. Once you start using this you'll see that there's more to shoe polish than just the polish.In any case, Saphir makes the best shoe care products and perhaps I should have left it at that.