Premium Wood & Leather
Care Products
Handmade in the UK
From Chopping Boards to Furniture, Leather Sofas to Horse Saddlery - Revive, Protect, Preserve.
Beeswax Leather Balm
MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN WITH NATURALLY DERIVED INGREDIENTS: Crafted with nourishing Refined Beeswax, Fractionated Coconut Oil & Kokum Butter.
A deep-conditioning balm that feeds leather, restoring flexibility and helping prevent the dryness that leads to cracking over time.
One recipe that covers boots, saddles, sofas, bags, motorbike leathers, and more.
Wood Butter
Made with British Beeswax, our Wood Butter helps revive, condition & protect your wooden utensils.
Natural Wood Butter
100% Natural ingredients. Crafted with nourishing Refined Rice Bran Oil and pure British Beeswax to revive and protect your wooden items.
Chopping Board Oil
Made from high-quality, food-grade mineral oil, safe for all food prep surfaces, including Cutting Boards, Chopping Boards, Butcher Blocks, and Wooden Spoons.
Leather Balm
Made from high-quality, naturally derived ingredients, our Leather Balm nourishes, restores suppleness & protects your favourite leather pieces. From everyday boots to prized saddles and sofas.
Beeswax Polish
All-purpose wood care - Restores, nourishes, and protects furniture, tables, chairs, cabinets, and cutting boards, leaving a lustrous finish. Made with British Beeswax.
Fret Glide
Premium guitar string cleaner, lubricant, and fretboard conditioner.
Handmade in the UK
Our story started with chopping boards. We were making and engraving them, but couldn't find a wood conditioner that felt right, so we developed our own — just for our own boards at first. Our Wood Butter was born.
From there, one thing led to another. A Chopping Board Oil followed, then a Beeswax Polish, and eventually a Leather Balm — each one made the same way as the first: something we wanted for ourselves that we couldn't quite find off the shelf.
When friends started asking for their own tin of Wood Butter, we decided to try listing it on Amazon to see what would happen. It sold — and kept selling — and that's how a fix for our own chopping boards grew into the range we make today.
