Saddle Soap - Leather Cleaner
Saddle Soap - Leather Cleaner
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REMOVES DIRT, GRIME AND SALT RESIDUE | 100 grams
What are the uses and benefits of Saddle Soap?
Saddle Soap is used to clean leather. When you walk around all day in your leather shoes, dust, grime and salts build up. Similarly, for often used leather goods such as bags or wallets, dirt builds up from daily use. Saddle Soap is used to draw out all dirt, and remove build-up of oily residue. It is glycerine-enriched to clean without dehydrating the leather.
Saddle Soap also prepares the leather product for absorbing the Leather Balm.
Ingredients Gentle Soap, Glycerine
How to Use Apply with a damp cotton cloth or a brush (see instructions & video below)
Applications & Uses
- Works well for all types of full grain leather shoes, bags, jackets, wallets, belts and furniture; basically any object made with full grain leather.
- Use whenever your leather article looks dirty or grimy. Always follow up with some Leather Balm
- Works Well for Top Grain Leather
DO NOT Use For Suede, nubuck or hair-on leather which have a velvety or hairy surface
Origins of the name 'Saddle Soap'
The name 'Saddle Soap' originated from the Equestrian field, where saddles are cleaned with this soap since they are made exclusively with vegetable tanned leather.
Handmade in Small Batches
Handmade in Small Batches
We make our Saddle Soap in small batches every month. Rest assured that you will be receiving a high quality product that we proudly use in our own specialty leather-crafting workshop.
Shipping Timeline: Allow us 2 business days to ship your order. Transit Time: 2-5 business days within India.
Tin Size: 100 grams.
Tracking information will be shared by email before shipment leaves our workshop.
Gentle on Leather, Safe on Skin
Gentle on Leather, Safe on Skin
Saddle Soap is a glycerin-enriched soap formula that will gently draw out dirt and open up leather pores. It is gentle on your skin too. No harsh chemicals or cleaning additives used.
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Shipping Info
Shipping Info
Processing Time: 2 business days
Orders ship from Thane District (Mumbai Metropolitan Region).
ORDERS WITHIN INDIA
Transit time: 2-5 business days, depending on your location. Tracking Number will be emailed on shipping
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS -
Transit time is 7-10 business days. Fedex Tracking emailed on shipping.
Customs duty may be charged by your country and is usually collected from you by the courier company.
Using Saddle Soap - A Simple Step-by-Step Video
Whether you buy the Saddle Soap from the Godbolé Leather Care Range or any other such as Fiebings, the product is only as good as how you use it. It's not difficult at all, but you got to get a few basics right.
step by step instructions
HOW TO APPLY SADDLE SOAP
Directions for Use
Using a damp cotton cloth or an applicator brush, work up a lather and clean in circular motions. Once an area has been cleaned, wipe it down with a clean cloth.
The Saddle Soap will draw out all dirt, salt stains from sweat, and to some extent, stains on the leather.
When you have finished cleaning, let it rest in a cool dry place and dry naturally. NEVER USE A HAIR DRYER or Blow Dryer to dry leather faster.
After Drying, if the leather article feels dehydrated or rigid, apply Leather Balm to add back natural oils to the leather. Leather Balm also increases the life span of the leather article because it prevents leather from drying out from the inside.
Got Questions? We're here to help!
Want more information about the Saddle Soap? Have questions about using it on your leather article? Send us a message and we will get right back to you!
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Follow Up with Leather Balm
If you use saddle soap, using a leather balm is not optional for most full grain leathers
Saddle Soap does not nourish the leather. It simply strips away dirt and grime. So if your leather article feels stiff / not supple, follow up your cleaning regimen with our beeswax+almond oil Leather Balm which will keep your leather article supple and spiffy, prolonging its life by preventing drying and cracking.
This dryness is especially caused in vegetable tanned leathers (which is all our leathers) and any other full grain leathers that are not pigmented (those that have a natural looking surface).
