Brooklyn Saddle Soap - Natural Leather Cleaner

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 ingredients sourced from local family farms
• Natural formula without harsh chemicals
• No petroleum-based additives or synthetic fillers
• Materials and ingredients available upon request. Contact us for details.

• Weight: 2 oz. tin
• Dimensions and specifications available upon request. Contact us for details.

• Apply with a soft brush or cloth to leather surface
• Work soap into leather gently to lift dirt and debris
• Remove excess soap with clean cloth
• Allow leather to dry completely before conditioning
• Store tin in cool, dry place with lid secured
• Follow cleaning with leather conditioner to restore oils

Q: What leather can this saddle soap clean?
A: Most leather types - boots, bags, furniture, and saddlery. Test an inconspicuous spot first on delicate or finished leather.

Q: Do I need to condition afterward?
A: Yes. Cleaning lifts dirt and some oils, so follow with a leather conditioner to keep the leather supple.

Q: How is it different from conventional cleaners?
A: It's made in Brooklyn with organic ingredients from local family farms, without petroleum-based additives.

Q: How much will one tin clean?
A: The 2 oz. tin is good for many cleanings; a little soap on a damp cloth or brush goes a long way.

Q: Can it handle greasy, dirty work boots?
A: Yes - it's formulated to lift dirt, grease, and grime while staying gentle enough for regular use.

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Work a little soap into a damp cloth or brush, clean in circles, wipe away residue, then condition.