Type of shoe trees
Shoe trees come in different models and shapes. There are universal shoe trees with a round nose suitable for all types of shoes, such as the Sir Beecs cedarwood shoe trees. But we also have shoe trees for boots. Do you have a pair of shoes with a square toe or chiselled toe cap? Then take a look at our premium lime wood shoe trees. A real feast for the eyes.
Budget-conscious travel trees or luxury shoe trees?
After that, you can choose from a basic pair of spring tensioners or a more luxurious model of shoe trees that fills out the entire shoe. We, therefore, often refer to the former as travel shoe trees. They are lighter and therefore easy to carry in your suitcase. The more luxurious models of shoe trees are usually up to five times heavier and are, therefore, more for home use. The more luxurious model distributes the tensioner better over the entire shoe, which is why we usually choose this if you want to keep a shoe collection in shape.
What kind of wooden shoe trees?
Our best-selling model is the Sir Beecs cedar wood shoe trees. Cedarwood ensures that the tensioners absorb moisture that has been drawn into the shoe. This means that the leather can breathe better and is less likely to be damaged. In addition, cedar wood kills bacteria while leaving a wonderful, fresh cedar scent in your shoes. Of course, you can also use other types of wood for your shoe trees, such as shoe trees made of lime wood or beech wood.
