How can I stretch the calf of my leather boots?

Allow the fabric paint to dry for a day or two before touching, and at least 72 hours before washing. Always wash your painted garments inside out on a gentle...

Many of the household-item methods will work well for patent leather, like toothpaste, nail-polish remover or erasers.

Black shoe polish works well for cleaning up leather boots, or you can use toothpaste, nail-polish or an eraser.

The best thing to do is take them into a shoe repair shop. We use a specially formulated shoe stretch solution that won't damage leather. We apply that to the...

They can, but it is better to just wear them since they stretch out faster that way and have a better shape (since they conform to your foot over time).

Rub a leather conditioner into the inside of the boot (I like Kiwi mink oil) and wear it as long as you can tolerate. If you are not initially able...

Yes, it is. Leather is very elastic in nature, and perfectly safe to stretch.

Leather shoes have the elasticity to be stretched out, however, you should be careful in stretching them too much, as you may not want to invest in a repair on...

Suede does tend to stretch more than finished leather, but in order to protect your shoes, the best thing to do is to take the boots to a cobbler.

Yes. Going to a cobbler is actually the best way to do this. They'll be able to make modifications to the calves so that they fit more comfortably.