Description
Leather straps fail from dryness long before they fail from age. This kit is the antidote: a neutral balm of natural waxes and oils that feeds veg-tan leather without darkening it dramatically, a soft horsehair brush for dust and edges, and a cotton cloth for working the balm in and buffing it off.
The ritual takes ten minutes twice a year per strap: brush, thin coat of balm, rest, buff. The jar does dozens of straps – and belts, and wallets, and the good shoes. One jar, most of the leather you own.
