Brooklyn Boot Wax - Pigmented Black

Armstrong's All Natural is a small Brooklyn maker of leather, shoe, and fabric care. It began when a furniture maker, tired of switching between work boots and dress shoes, went looking for a petroleum-free leather care that wouldn't over-saturate - and, not finding one, started making it.

After more than a year of testing, the formulas came together using ingredients from small family farms. Everything is still made by hand in small batches with natural ingredients and recyclable packaging, and the brushes and daubers are built from natural materials like American wood, horsehair, and plant fiber.

• Organic beeswax
• Sustainably harvested natural turpentine
• Organic carnauba wax
• Natural pigments

• Weight: 2 oz tin
• Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
• Small batch production
• Minimal, high recyclable content packaging

• Apply thin layer with clean cloth in circular motions
• Allow to penetrate leather for several minutes
• Buff with clean cloth for desired finish
• Store tin in cool, dry place
• Clean applicator cloth between uses

Q: How often should I apply the boot wax?
A: Every couple of weeks with regular wear, or whenever the leather looks dry or the color has faded.

Q: Will it work on brown or tan leather?
A: It's a pigmented black wax meant for black leather - it will darken lighter colors, so it's not the right choice for keeping them light.

Q: What is it made from?
A: Organic beeswax, organic carnauba, and natural turpentine - no petroleum fillers.

Q: Can I use it on leather furniture or jackets?
A: Yes, on black leather goods - test an inconspicuous area first.

Q: How long does a tin last?
A: A thin layer is all you need, so the 2 oz. tin lasts many applications.

Q: What does the natural turpentine do?
A: It helps the wax spread and penetrate the leather while keeping a workable consistency.