SAS Shoes SAS Unscuffit: Comfort Accessories

SAS Unscuffit

Name: SAS Unscuffit
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

$6.00

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Unfortunately, with our shoes normal usage there are plenty of times when they may be the victims to unavoidable stains and scuff marks. Unscuffit is a great way to restore color as well as help repair damage to our SAS shoes. Our Unscuffit is a great polishing product and will create a desirable shine and wonder finish.
SAS Unscuffit 0.6 oz.

$6.00

Orders placed on the weekend should ship on Monday.

The SAS Difference

History

Over 45 Years of Experience

Started in 1976 with just 13 shoemakers in San Antonio, Texas. Today SAS Shoes are available across the globe.

While our numbers have grown, our mission has not. Our customer’s comfort comes first, and together we make that comfort possible.

Handcrafted Quality

Striding Towards Perfection

Just one pair of shoes may go through 100 different steps before completion. No corners are cut when manufacturing SAS Shoes.

Approximately 80 different skilled pairs of hands touch each shoe to make sure the SAS shoes you choose are the best made pair of footwear in your closet.

Continued Heritage

Staying True to Our Mission

The SAS mission is to create the most comfortable shoes in the world.

SAS Shoes are still manufactured in Texas, just as they were 40+ years ago. Our shoes are handcrafted from only the softest, highest quality leather.

There are 14 primary operations that take place in the Texas factories like leather selection, die-making, cutting, lasting and more. Each pair is made from the finest global materials available.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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Review of SAS Unscuffit

I ordered your Unscuffit to attempt to cover both a deep scuff mark and several superficial ones on the right shoe of a pair of SAS bone colored shoes. The product was applied according to directions. It took many applications over the deep scuff, and then I applied product over the rest of the front of the shoe up to the seam that runs across the top of the shoe. Because of the tiny applicator tip it squeezes only a streak-sized out making it difficult to spread the product evenly despite vigorous attempts to do so. Again, following directions, I attempted to buff the new surface but that too was wasted effort; the streaks remain in place and it looks terrible! I was charged $6.00 for a half ounce of Unscuffit and $8.00 for shipping! $14 total for a product that does not work!