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

Best leather conditioner I’ve ever used

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 ;)

This is the best cleaner and polish for my leather furniture. Makes it look like new. Got an older leather chair given to me and used this to restore the leather...came out so beautiful.

Ive used it on my leather jacket and boots. They were very dry to start yet didnt need a lot to treat them. Very little odor.

the only improvement that could be would be larger containers

I have always loved Ko Cho Line. Ive been using it for decades. It makes your leather like butter! It provides great protection from water and sun. It restores old dry cracking leather. It does darken, so if you dont like that, then this may not be the product for you. I myself have always liked the warm rich color you get with this product and age!

Used another of tack products over the years. Best Ive ever used!!!

Lovely stuff leather getting a bit dry pop a can of this open boots looking a little shabby not after you put this on it

we use it on leather products will continue to purchase....excellent results

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.