Pure Neatsfoot Oil - Nourishing leather
$15
neatsfoot oil is used to replace the evaporated oils during the leather tanning process. Leather tend to be dry and the best way to nourish it is by using natural animal oils.
- 100% natural oil
- 8 oz - 236 ml
This product can last 3 months to 3 years it depends how much you apply after all.
All our leather goods are handcrafted by us. Kindly allow 5 to 10 business days for production before shipping.
During periods of high demand or around the Holidays, please expect a production time of approximately 10–15 business days.
Orders are shipped with UPS, PUROLATOR or Canada Post
Canada
For deliveries in Canada, expect 2-7 business days for expedited and 2-4 business days for express shipping. (ex: Quebec 1-2 business days, Ontario 2-4 business days, British Colombia 4-7 business days).
USA
For deliveries in USA, expect 5-10 business days for shipping.
International Orders
The estimated delivery time is 1-2 weeks for Air Shipping (no tracking) and 10-14 business days for Express Shipping (with tracking), depending on the country.
If a package is returned to us for any reason, the customer is responsible for any return charges, plus any new shipping fees that occur.
Customers are responsible for any customs or duty charges that are incurred by shipping to their destination.
Vegetable-tanned
Crafted with Tradition
We exclusively use vegetable-tanned leather to craft our goods. This natural process allows the leather to age according to its use and exposure to sunlight, resulting in a patina—a natural finish unique to each item we create. This tanning method produces fully biodegradable leather that is free of chemical agents.
You can read about the different types of leather and tanning processes in the industry on our blog.
In this image, you can see our card wallet from new to two years aged... and still counting.
The process
This method has been used for centuries and is now an artisanal way to transform cow hides into what we call "leather." Each tannery has its "secret recipes," but the process generally involves organic ingredients such as oak bark, roots, leaves, and other fruits to macerate the hides for 30-60 days in oak barrels. The natural tannins in these ingredients act as an acidic agent during maceration, giving each hide its unique color.
