Carr & Day & Martin Ko-Cho-Line Leather Dressing 225G

Worked okay on my old leather saddle, but didnt seem to absorb as well as I thought it would.

Wow. One coat and my bag is in MUCH better shape. A leatherworker I know recommended this stuff and it is TOP NOTCH

Great stuff for just about any kind of leather.

Used this on my WWII reenactment and original gear and it brought them back to life. The leather went from dry and tough to soft and supple.

I actually bought this to preserve old military surplus leather pouch and holsters, worked great without darkening the item. Ill also use it for its intended use as my grand-daughter share-boards a equestrian horse.

restores dry stiff leather makes it soft and pliable

Used this to recondition quite a bit of old WWII leather items, and also to condition some new leather products I had acquired. Worked amazing as a conditioner, and restored everything beautifully. The colour difference was quite striking once the dried out leather had soaked up the KCL. Id say one thing to be aware of is that this is pretty heavy stuff. More like a gel than a liquid. I found it sometimes took as much as 24 hours for it to soak in. Usually just left a few spots here and there of tacky residue which you can just wipe off. This is not a fast-acting product, but the results are worth it.

I had many piece of tack and old halters that were excellent quality but so stiff that I couldnt even bend them. I cleaned them, coated them with Ko-Cho-Line and now they are back to beautiful and very supple.

My saddles got moldy while I was busy cooking up a human/not riding as I just birthed a human. I cleaned them with white vinegar and water, let the sun dry them out really good, then applied Ko Cho Line. My saddles look BEAUTIFUL! I would take a bath in this stuff if I could, one million stars.

I began using this product years ago to care for harness. Today my husband is addicted to using this several times a year when he does a deep clean on his dressage saddle and bridle. We use it on all our school tack. It deeply conditions leather without causing soggy, stretchy over hydration (yeah, Im talking about you, Neatsfoot oil!) it may darken light leathers, test if you are concerned. Apply a thin coating, let stand overnight for deep condition, buff and go. Not greasy. Use on leather before storing and youll find it soft, supple mold free when you need it. Remember, all leather is living it needs to be fed, feed your leather with Ko-Cho-Line and youll understand why it earned the Queens Stamp ( preferred product approved and used by HRH Queen Elizabeth ) ....the seal is right on the label ;)