By using our website, you agree to the use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy
Welcome visitor! You can Login or Create an Account
Home › Media/Blog › Why are Nettleton Shoes worth $795?
Jeremy Kohrs owns a 42-year-old 1979 Nettleton Shoes - A Tasseled Loafer made with Teju lizard’s skin, the most popular material that they had at that time in addition to American Alligators.
Jeremy Kohrs: As far as getting these in top shape, what do you recommend for a lotion? Is a Brick more for exotics the way to go or do you have a tried and tried method?
I must admit I am just learning about your company and its rich history, but have to say man those exotics are great.
Edward Tognoni (Nettleton Shoes Owner & President): Good Morning Jeremy, thank you for reaching out to us at Nettleton. I’m so pleased you found a vintage Nettleton that makes you happy.
I would make sure you use a soft lanolin cream on those shoes as a foundation and then use a regular cream polish with the color of your choice.
Jeremy Kohrs: Thank you again for taking the time to speak with me and teaching me about this amazing shoe. I hope all the best to you and I appreciate the history and passion you clearly show.
I'm a younger man and it's a shame my generation leans to a disposable society when here I have a pair of your loafers from 1979 and they will continue for 40+ years with little effort and care.
2427 San Pietro Circle
Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 33410
Your cart is empty.
By using our website, you agree to the use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy
Comments