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

Works amazingly well- my tack is soft and supple, and this makes it mildew-resistant as well, which is nice.

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 ;)

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.

This is the best product I have ever purchased to clean and nourish all my leather products, bridles and breast collars. My shelves are lined with creams and waxes that Ive purchased in the past to preserve my leather tack. Ive tried them all with only minimal success. Ko Cho Line works very well to not only clean but also bring back my older dried leathers. They are supple and rich looking again. This stuff really works! I noticed that some reviews stated that it darkened their leather but it has not done so to my tack or any other leather products. Ive even tried it on one of the couch cushions to see how it would do and it actually worked very well, so that will be my next project. Dont try to hurry the process. It seemed a little tacky to the touch after eight hours. I would give it the full 12 hours to cure, as the directions specify. Does the job well and definitely worth the money!

How can one explain how great this stuff is. I first used it in UK in 60s!

I bought an older, high quality dressage saddle whose English leather felt like it had been baked in an oven. It was dry and inflexible. I tried all of the things I usually do for a saddle that needs TLC, but nothing worked - not even my fallback method of Passier Lederbalsam. I slathered Kocholine on with my hands, careful to get it into every nook and cranny, and then let it sit overnight for at least the recommended 12 hours. Voila! The flap leather is now soft and supple, and it looks like a County saddle should. I have no idea how Kocholine works, but it DOES WORK. This is now my go-to leather care product!

Container was opened during transit and had the leather treatment thing all over the inside of the bag. I am honestly deeply disappointed. The can is about Half empty. I’d really like my money back because I didn’t get the full value or please send another❤️ Update: bought another one because I need it for leather stuff. It came all broken open and stuff. CANT EVEN IMAGINE how many packages people are getting with the product open inside.

Love this leather conditioner.

Used this on some old dried out tack. Worked wonders

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