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Wax, Polish, Balm & Oils

Wood and leather are natural materials that benefit from regular care rather than harsh cleaning.

Traditional waxes and oils nourish these materials, protect them from moisture and wear, and help maintain their natural character over time. Linseed oil, beeswax and leather balms have long been used to maintain furniture, footwear and leather goods.

Used regularly, these preparations help restore suppleness, enhance natural grain and protect surfaces without sealing the material beneath synthetic coatings.


  • Caring for Wood

    Wood naturally dries over time as oils within the fibres are gradually lost.

    Treatments based on linseed oil and beeswax help restore moisture to the fibres while improving resistance to dirt and everyday wear. They enhance the natural grain and leave a protective satin finish that can easily be renewed.

    These finishes are commonly used for furniture, joinery, wooden tools and decorative woodwork.

  • Maintaining Leather

    Leather requires occasional nourishment to remain supple and resistant to cracking.

    Balms made from natural waxes and oils help restore flexibility while protecting the surface from moisture and dirt. Coloured waxes can also help restore the appearance of worn leather.

    Regular treatment helps extend the life of footwear, bags, jackets and leather accessories.

  • Protection for Outdoor Leather

    Leather exposed to rain or damp conditions benefits from additional protection.

    Waterproofing balms combine waxes, oils and lanolin to create a flexible barrier that helps repel water while allowing the leather to remain breathable.

    These treatments are particularly useful for boots, outdoor footwear and travel accessories.