A.J. Bailey's Leather Oil
All oils are not created equally.
Keep your leather looking its best, naturally. Bailey's Leather Oil deeply conditions and nourishes saddles, tack, boots, and all your fine leather goods, preventing cracking, restoring suppleness, and protecting against everyday wear.
Gentle and completely safe for you, your animals and every piece of leather you own. No harsh chemicals, no worries, just clean, effective conditioning you can trust.
A trusted essential for all your leather goods, from A.J. Bailey to you.
NOTE: Do not use with suede.
- Clean leather first with Bailey's Saddle Soap.
- Allow leather to dry out of direct sunlight, ideally at room temperature.
- Once leather is dry, apply Bailey's Leather Oil with a clean, dry cloth.
- Watch Bailey's Leather Oil penetrate and soften the leather, bringing it back to it's natural colour and texture.
- Buff with a clean cloth for a rich, lasting shine.
- For best results, apply Bailey's FinishKote once Bailey's Oil has finished absorbing.
- Leather oil may darken leather. Test on a discreet area before full use. Do not use on suede products.
A.J. Bailey's Leather Oil
How To Oil Your Saddle
- First, clean the saddle to remove dust and dirt.
- Use a soft cloth or sponge to apply a small amount of leather oil.
- Rub the oil gently into the leather in circular motions.
- Focus on dry areas but avoid soaking the leather.
- Let it absorb for several hours or overnight.
- Wipe off any excess oil.
IMPORTANT TIPS:
- Do not over-oil; it can weaken the leather.
- Always test oil on a small hidden area first.
- Oil occasionally, not every day.
Regular cleaning keeps your saddle and tack safe and hygienic.
Cleaning & Conditioning
Cleaning Process:
- Remove loose dirt with a dry cloth.
- Use saddle soap with a damp sponge.
- Gently scrub all leather parts.
- Wipe off soap residue with a clean cloth.
Conditioning:
- After cleaning, apply leather conditioner.
- This keeps leather soft and prevents cracking.
- Let it soak in, then buff lightly.
Before
After
Cold and moisture can damage leather if not stored properly.
Winter Storage Tips
Best Practices:
- Clean and condition your saddle before storing
- Keep it in a dry, cool place (not damp)
- Use a saddle cover to protect from dust
- Avoid plastic covers (they trap moisture)
- Check occasionally for mold or dryness
Extra Tip:
If possible, store on a proper saddle rack to maintain its shape.
Leather Care FAQ
How often should I clean my saddle?
Light cleaning after every ride, deep cleaning once a week.
Can I use any oil on leather?
No, only use products made for leather (like saddle oil). Use our best leather care pack.
Why is my saddle cracking?
It is likely too dry—needs conditioning.
Can water damage leather?
Yes, too much water can weaken and stain leather.
How long does a saddle last?
With proper care, a good saddle can last many years.
