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Used on an old pair of boots, a good pair of dress shoes, and a 60 + year old belt. Cleaned and conditioned the boots really well, cleaned old polish and etc. off the dress shoes, and cleaned and replenished the belt. I was actually most impressed by the belt, which had dried out, had small cracks, and had lost a good part of its black finish. Then, tbh, I used Safir conditioner, polish, and wax, etc. But the biggest improvement came at first with the saddle soap. Very pleased with the effects! Also, don’t forget to wipe the suds away with a clean cloth. It wiped up easy. And with another cloth, buffed to a light shine. I wish I had this years ago to use with several old pairs of shoes that I used to have. I’ll probably buy it again at sometime when I run out.

Good stuff! Had some very old but well-made boots that I wear only occasionally in really bad weather. When it snowed this year, I realized they really looked shabby and might have to replace them. Thought I’d give this stuff a shot, and they look fabulous! I just used a damp rag and followed the instructions. As far as rubbing in/polishing went, I did a mediocre effort, and they still came out great. All the recent salt stains came right off too!

It's saddle soap... Honestly probably the best one I have used. It lathers and cleans well. It renses clean without residue. A little goes a long ways. Icouldn't ask for more. We used it on men's leather work boots, a leather purse and kids leather tennis shoes.

Actually a newbie with cleaning and conditioning leather and this stuff Is easy to use and does seem to do a great job. Would def add this to your arsenal if you deal with leather!

I recently decided to give my old baseball glove some much-needed TLC and picked up Fiebing’s White Saddle Soap. After a bit of research, I learned that the white version is traditionally used for shoes and boots, but it’s equally effective for gloves. Using a damp cloth, I applied the saddle soap to the glove, working it into the leather. The soap cleaned off years of grime and left the leather feeling supple and well-conditioned. The glove not only looks better but also feels more comfortable and ready for action. One thing to note: the white saddle soap doesn’t lather as much as the yellow variant, but it still does an excellent job. Overall, Fiebing’s White Saddle Soap has breathed new life into my glove. It’s easy to use and delivers professional-quality results. Highly recommended for anyone looking to maintain or restore their leather gear.

This brand is my go to because it is a quality product. Bought as a replacement, it cleans and protects my leathers so well! Easy to use and lasts!

Excellent results on RedWing leather!

Worth every penny! My grandfather always shined my leather shoes and boots with saddle soap and kept them rich and shining. Helped to protect them from scuffs and scratches too! Only difference is he used the yellow color, I prefer the white, it is easier to buff!

Great for removing stains or stripping old polish from boots, shoes and other leather goods for re-waterproofing and finishing.

This product is great!

Very good product

Way better than using bath soap because it’s got conditioning oils in it. Don’t leave the foamy soap on the boot after washing. Wipe off with dry cloth.

used to clean my shoes and leather jacket