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Thursday, December 27 2012
It's time to talk Winter.
For those in colder, drier climates this time of year, we have found these elements are pretty drying for leather. We suggest what we recommend on our Leather Care and Instructions page.  Of course, please read the linked page above for instructions on how to apply this conditioner and use it. This is not to be used on suede or embroidery. We condition our own personal dogs' collars about once a week during the winter (more or less depending on the feel and look of the leather). You'll notice the edges looking dry and possibly slightly feather-y. No fear, though, a bit of conditioner and it'll be good as new! |
