Snowshoe Leather Cleaner
Gentle leather cleaner for boots, bags, saddles, tack, furniture, car interiors and more.
Snowshoe Leather Cleaner removes dirt, grime, body oils and everyday buildup from finished leather. Use it when leather needs a refresh or before conditioning heavily used or visibly dirty leather.
Clean when needed. Condition regularly. Keep good leather going.
A Fresh Start for Well-Loved Leather
Leather is meant to be used. Over time, dirt, oils and everyday buildup can dull the surface and work their way into the leather.
Snowshoe Leather Cleaner gently lifts away that buildup and leaves leather ready for whatever comes next.
Use it on leather that looks dirty, feels grimy or simply needs a refresh.
What Can You Clean With It?
Snowshoe Leather Cleaner is designed for many types of finished leather, including:
- Boots and work boots
- Shoes
- Saddles and tack
- Gloves
- Handbags and leather bags
- Jackets
- Belts
- Sofas and chairs
- Leather car seats and interiors
- Other finished leather goods
Always test in a small, hidden area first. Do not use on suede or nubuck.
Leather Care Is Simple
Clean When Needed
Remove dirt, oils and buildup when leather is visibly dirty or before a more thorough conditioning.
Condition Regularly
Once leather is completely dry, condition as needed to replenish oils, keep leather supple and add protection from the elements.
You do not need to clean leather every time you condition it. Let the condition of the leather guide you.
How to Clean Leather
- Remove loose dirt and dust with a soft cloth or brush.
- Spray Snowshoe Leather Cleaner onto a clean, soft cloth.
- Gently wipe the leather, working in small sections.
- Wipe away loosened dirt and excess cleaner with a clean cloth.
- Allow the leather to dry completely.
- Condition afterward if the leather needs it.
- Repeat cleaning as necessary for heavily soiled leather.
How Often Should You Clean Leather?
Clean leather when dirt, grime or buildup becomes noticeable.
Hard-working leather such as work boots, outdoor gear and saddles may need cleaning more frequently than handbags, furniture or other lightly used leather.
Avoid over-cleaning. Good leather care responds to how the leather looks, feels and is used rather than following a rigid schedule.
Why Clean Before Conditioning?
If leather is visibly dirty, cleaning first gives you a better starting point.
Removing surface dirt and buildup helps prevent you from simply applying conditioner over grime and allows you to better assess what the leather actually needs.
If the leather is already relatively clean, you can often condition without cleaning first.
Nearly 100 Years of Leather Care
Since 1927, Snowshoe has helped people care for the leather they rely on, treasure and pass down.
What began as a formula created to protect leather snowshoe bindings in harsh Northwest conditions has grown into a family of products made to help good leather last.
Use it. Care for it. Keep it going.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is leather cleaner?
Leather cleaner removes dirt, oils, grime and surface buildup from leather. It is especially useful when leather is visibly dirty or needs a deeper refresh.
Should I clean leather before conditioning it?
Not always.
If the leather is dirty or has accumulated oils and grime, clean it first and allow it to dry completely before conditioning.
If the leather is relatively clean, routine conditioning may not require cleaning every time.
Can I use Snowshoe Leather Cleaner on boots?
Yes. It can be used on many finished-leather boots, including work boots and everyday footwear.
Always test first in an inconspicuous area.
Can I use it on leather furniture?
Yes, on many finished-leather sofas, chairs, ottomans and other furnishings.
Because finishes vary, test in a hidden area first and follow the furniture manufacturer's care recommendations when available.
Can I use it on leather car seats?
It can be used on many finished-leather vehicle interiors. Test first in a hidden area and follow the vehicle manufacturer's care instructions when applicable.
Can I use it on saddles and tack?
Yes. Snowshoe Leather Cleaner can remove dirt and everyday buildup from many finished-leather saddles and tack before conditioning.
Can I use it on suede or nubuck?
No. Snowshoe Leather Cleaner is not recommended for suede or nubuck.
Clean When Needed. Condition Regularly.
Remove the dirt and buildup that come with a leather life well lived.
Then condition when the leather needs it and put it right back to work.
Snowshoe Leather Cleaner. For leather worth keeping.
