Tanner Goods produces some of the best leather accessories around. Like everything else with a natural veg-tanned leather, they look great out of the box, but they look even better after they’ve built up some “patina” over time. As much as we hate that word, it’s absolutely true. Lots of goods look better after they’ve had some time to patina. But what happens to your leather once it’s already gotten to that point? How do you restore your leather once it’s dried out a little bit? The blend of pure, natural ingredients in this Neatsfoot Oil from Tanner Goods will do the trick. In addition to adding richness and pliability to your natural leather goods, it will condition, enrich and protect vegetable tanned leather.
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