Leather Care

With proper care, your leather will develop a rich patina over decades of use.

Condition regularly. Leather requires occasional moisturizing to maintain its suppleness. Apply a natural balm, such as Canadian Beeseal or Smith's Leather Balm, sparingly with a soft cloth, buffing gently. Test in an inconspicuous area first, as oils will temporarily darken the leather.

Avoid salt exposure. Salt water draws moisture from leather and can tarnish hardware. If exposed, clean and recondition promptly.

Clean thoughtfully. Use saddle soap or a leather-specific cleanser. Never machine wash.

Embrace the patina. Scratches and marks are an inherent part of the aging process. They tell your leather's story and deepen its character over time.