Duff's has everything you need! I love this company and have uses these products extensively. It was created and is owned by a wonderful old couple I met at a leather show. 

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• Cleaning with soap/water is not always necessary! Duff's leather dressing will lift mild dirt with a soft sponge or rag. 
• Really dirty, you've let it go too long, had a muddy day? Typically a lightly damp rag or sponge will wipe away any dirt. No need to scrub vigorously. If you have mud or too much dirt, a little bit of saddle soap can be used with a soft brush. Try to think about washing your face when you clean your leather item, be nice!
• Let it dry completely.
• Then follow with a little bit of Duff’s Leather Conditioning. Wipe on with a soft cloth. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. 
• If your leather is extremely dry, use Duff's oil.  Don't saturate the leather with oil, a light layer is enough. 
• Sometimes to much oil will darken the leather, LESS is more!
• Duff's Dressing does not effect the leather color or paint. Paint doesn't love a lot of OIL.
•  If you use olive oil or neatsfoot, you will severely darken the leather, which is fine if that’s the goal, I do not recommend it for my work.

Painted Items

• Renapur is also a great dressing to keep moisture locked in or out. It has more of a sealing quality. It can also be used to clean light dirt off with a soft sponge while conditioning/moisturizing at the same time. This is the safest for anything that has a lot of paint!

Renapur (click here)