Your Good Leather Has Been Gathering Dust For Too Long!

If you're like me, you probably have an assortment of leather goods in your house - shoes, belts, jackets, bags, maybe even pants - that are in various states of being worn out. 

I'm a little bit embarrassed to admit this, but despite growing up helping out in my dad's leather store, until recently I was completely clueless when it came to taking care of my own leather items. 

My nice dress shoes had scuffs on top of scuffs, my favorite belt from Argentina slowly dried out and developed cracks, and my expensive winter boots were discolored from shoveling salty slushy sidewalks every winter.

One day I looked at the giant shoe rack with all of the dozens of shoes that my wife and I own but rarely wear and said, "enough is enough!"

I decided to spend the weekend fixing up all of the leather in the - the shoes, the belts, and grandpa's old fancy leather fur lined trench coat (it's fantastic). My dad isn't in the leather business anymore, but he recommended Fiebing's as the highest quality brand that he used to sell.

It turns out that Fiebing's headquarters is just down the street from my house here in Milwaukee and still makes some of the best leather care products in the world - so good that other companies pay to have their label put on Fiebing's products.

I created Cradle to Grave Leather Care to help people get more life out of their leather products, and know what to do with them when you don't want them anymore. By going straight to the manufacturer I can get the best prices and pass the savings on to my customers by selling direct (not through Amazon). 

My dad wouldn't have sold something less than the best, and I won't either. If you are in any way unsatisfied with what you get just let me know and I will make it right. 

Austin Durr