Leather care

This easy DIY homemade leather conditioner seals and protects against the elements helping your leather look and feel its best for longer.

A scratch or scuff mark ruins leather boots, shoes, and leather furniture. Use petroleum jelly, white vinegar, leather filler, and more to repair scratches and scuff marks. Apply leather conditioner or shoe polish with a soft cloth for a perfect finish. #remove #deep #scratches #leather #shoes

As someone who has never, ever said, "Hooray, it's winter!" I have to say that one of the only redeeming qualities of the season are a few of the wearable categories appropriate for this time of year. Boots happen to be pretty high on that list for me, and I always want to take the…

5 IMPORTANT TIPS TO KNOW:-Contact the manufacturer for proper care suggestions.-Know your leather & how it was finished after the tanning process.-Clean and dry leather fully before conditioning with natural oils.-Test all leather oils in a hidden spot if color change is a concern.-Bring leather & Obenauf's product to room temperature before applying.

Peeling or flaking is usually a sign of faux (fake) or bonded leather. There's no durable fix. How to repair it, why it won't last, and affordable options are here.

Have a leather item that has become dried out and stiff? Here are the 5 most effective ways to soften leather and restore it to its top condition again.

When investing in a quality leather purse, you need to know how to take care of it so today I'm showing you how to clean and condition a leather purse to make it last longer.

You have a leather coat or couch and want to condition the material. Maybe you have heard that coconut oil is a good use for leather and faux leather conditioning. You wonder if it will take out the cracks and help the leather look smooth for a long time. We’ve researched whether coconut oil is […]

To restore any leather item to its former glory you need the best leather conditioner. A conditioner will make all types of leather look new.

A pair of high-quality leather boots should last for a lifetime if you care for them properly. However, sometimes it’s almost impossible to avoid scrapping them. As a matter of fact, two years ago I bought a pair of leather boots which are extremely confortable and I can’t detach from them. It’s my favorite fall-winter footwear. But, after intense wearing, the toe side was scratched pretty badly and they look very worn and torn. Honestly, I didn’t want to give up wearing them because my soft…