SAPHIR NOIRMedaille d’Or Oiled Leather Cream with Neatsfoot Oil for Nourishing and Water Repellence

The very best for my Red Wings Blacksmiths. There is no better, but it’s certainly costlier than other polishes, but you get what you pay for.

Saphir is the best for expensive cowboy boots

Easy to use and apply and it works well

Got these Red Wing Mocs a few months ago, wore them maybe 5 or 10 times. Got the Saphir oiled leather in neutral for their first treatment, and this is the result. The treated boot is on the right, untreated on the left. It didn’t darken the leather, but it did leave the surface feeling slicker (or maybe waxier, I should say). After I took the photo, I hit it with a horsehair brush. It didn’t increase the shine at all, but I didn’t really want it to - I just wanted to see what it did.My guess is there is enough in the jar for treating 20 pair of boots if you dab just enough on and spread it around.

Use this to re-color a 40 year old coach bag. Amazing how nice the stuff is to work with!

Used these on my Tecovas Earls in Scotch Goat, and I was very scared of changing their color. I used a few coats as the leather got dried out in the Colorado air, and they look identical with no color change. Highly recommend for oiled leather where you aren’t looking to change the color!

Bought it to refurbish a scone hand nubuck leather briefcase. Did a great job, restoring colour evenly and getting rid of light scratches. Deeper scratches fade, but remain. Doesn’t leave a greasy residue or scent. A good investment to extend the appearance and look of nubuck.

This is the absolute finest product for your boots and shoes ! There is nothing better !