Applying bees wax on a leather good before sending it to the client. Leathercraft @LordLeatherCraft
Applying bees wax on a leather good before sending it to the client. Leathercraft  @LordLeatherCraft
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
I'm always applying a small amount of bees wax & cononut oil mix to my leathergoods before packing them. It adds a small amount of moisture to the leather, protect it, and smells really good.

To me, it's part of the unboxing experience the recipient will have.

What's your "crafter's" touch before delivering?
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