Armstrong's Brooklyn saddle soap - MADE IN USA

Armstrong's Brooklyn saddle soap - MADE IN USA

About Armstrong's All Natural

Armstrong's All Natural began when an artist and furniture maker in Brooklyn, NY grew tired of always having to change into his "nice boots" at the end of a day's work. "Why am I always changing in and out of boots? Why not just have one pair I can always wear?" he thought. So, he searched for an all natural product to keep his boots looking their finest, day-in, day-out. Of course, most products he came across were loaded with cheap petroleum by-products, artificial, synthetic, filler chemicals and the ones that claimed to be all natural seemed way too oily, therefore over-saturating his boots after the second application. Over a year later, and with the assistance of many eager boot wearing Brooklynite focus groups, the Brooklyn Boot Wax formula was perfected.

And from there, we grew. The more people that liked our Boot Wax, the more people we had asking us to develop products for their specific needs. When our friend Joe asked us to create an all natural product that would bring back his cracked, dried out vintage leather messenger bag that had long been neglected, we started working on and developed our all natural leather conditioner. 

As we continue to grow and expand, we will always make it our priority to source natural, sustainable ingredients, even in our packaging. That means everything we offer is renewable, recyclable, or compostable. We are a small company. Our products are designed, developed and handmade in New York, USA. We are locally sourcing pure, natural ingredients that support sustainable farming practices in order to produce the highest quality handcrafted, artisanal products possible.

Armstrong’s all natural Brooklyn saddle soap has been specially formulated to gently clean dirty leather without using harsh chemicals which are bad for you, your leather and the environment.

Saddle soap can be used on leather that has accumulated thick dirt, grease and other debris.

First. Use a horsehair brush or a clean microfiber cloth to knock off as much gunk aspossible.

Next. Dip a detail brush in water and rub a bit of saddle soap into the bristles. Then, rub the brush on to the leather using small circular motions. Rinse soap from leather with water or a dampened cloth.

Finally. Use a clean cloth to dry leather as much as possible. Once dry, rehydrate with our leather oil / Leather conditioner and then a final application of leather wax or boot wax for futher protection.

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