Leather Conditioner

Valerie from Walnut has formulated our very own recipe of leather care for people who appreciate an all-natural, time-tested, pleasant-smelling, non-toxic creme for their vegetable-tanned leather products.  

~ No Petroleum ~ No Chemicals ~ No Paraffin ~ All-Natural ~Time-Tested Ingredients ~ Small Batch ~

Walnut's Leather Care is based on historic recipes used by New England fishermen for their leather boots - the same recommended by the Library of Congress for leather care. 

Designed for the unique requirements of vegetable-tanned leather and outdoor use, our leather dressing is weather-proofing, conditioning but not softening, and has antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-mildew properties. 

It can also be used on wood - use it on the cedar sides of the Pocket Pannier and Barrel Bag as well as the leather.

Made in small batches by Valerie and tested by Geoff in the shop, we think the new leather care products are awesome - and so do other leathercrafters! 

HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED?

• 0.25-ounce tin is a small sample size, good for small items like keychains.
• 1-ounce tin is enough to cover several medium-sized products 2-3 times.
• 2-ounce tin is enough to cover several medium-sized products 4-6 times. 
• 4-ounce tin is enough to cover larger products or regular use. 
• 8-ounce tin is for regular use and leathercrafters. 

INGREDIENTS

Neatsfoot oil, beeswax, lanolin, pine resin, essential oils

We specifically choose ingredients and suppliers based on their responsibility, sustainability, and natural content. 

DIMENSIONS

• 0.25-ounce tin is approximately 1.375"(35mm) diameter x 0.5" (12.7mm) tall
• 1 oz tin is approximately 2" (50.8mm) diameter x 0.75" (19mm) tall
• 2 oz tin is approximately 2.5" (63.5mm) diameter x 0.75" (19mm) tall
• 4 oz tin is approximately 3.25" (82mm) diameter x 1" (27mm) tall 
• 8 oz tin is approximately 3.25" (82mm) diameter x 2" (51 mm) tall

ABOUT LEATHER CARE

Watch a short video on our Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/walnutstudiolo/leather-care

LEATHER CARE

Read our leather care recommendations.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Credit to Erin Berzel Photography