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title: "Apple Leather Care Leather Conditioner 8oz Bottle"
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# Gentle on exotic & light leathers 8oz premium conditioning size Wax-free formula for safe protection Apple Leather Care Leather Conditioner 8oz Bottle

**Brand:** apple brand
**Price:** ₩40841
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 👜 Elevate your leather care game — because your luxury deserves legendary treatment.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Apple Leather Care Leather Conditioner 8oz Bottle by apple brand
- **How much does it cost?** ₩40841 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/5397173-apple-leather-care-leather-conditioner-8oz-bottle)

## Best For

- apple brand enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted apple brand brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Wax-Free, Worry-Free:** Innovative wax-free formula ensures your leather breathes and stays supple without buildup.
- • **Trusted by Connoisseurs:** A cult favorite with a 4.7-star rating and decades of proven performance on luxury goods.
- • **Exotic Leather’s Best Friend:** Safe and recommended for delicate exotic skins, including vachetta and finished leathers.
- • **Preserve Your Leather’s Legacy:** Specially crafted to clean, condition, and preserve all leather types without darkening or damage.
- • **Perfect Pairing for Ultimate Care:** Use alongside Apple Garde Rain & Stain Repellent for unbeatable protection and longevity.

## Overview

Apple Leather Care Leather Conditioner is an 8oz wax-free formula designed to gently clean, condition, and preserve finished, exotic, and light-colored leathers without darkening. Highly rated and trusted for over a decade, it maintains suppleness and protects luxury leather goods, especially vachetta and exotic skins, making it a must-have for discerning leather owners.

## Description

Leather Care wax-free leather conditioner is specially formulated to gently clean, condition, and preserve finished, exotic, naked and simulated leathers. Will not darken finished leather. Safe to use on light colored leather. Recommended for use on all exotic skins and leathers. Follow up with Garde Rain & Stain Repellent for added protection.

Review: Great and safe for Vuitton vachetta with patina. Need guidance from manufacturer on order to apply Garde and Conditioner. - When I acquired a pre-owned LV Cabas Mezzo I did a lot of research on products to protect the vachetta leather. This bag has vachetta straps and a vachetta bottom. It had already developed an even patina. The bag was made in 2003, and kept in a dust bag for nearly the entire past 12 years. So everything I report about my experience applies only to vachetta that already has some patina. There are many people reporting their experiences on The Purse Forum. Among the many products, two brands seem to have the greatest following for treating and protecting vachetta. There is that very expensive vachetta kit which has its loyal followers. A tiny 50ml bottle of conditioner will set you back over $20 and even this brand has some users who are not happy about what happened when they used the product on new vachetta. And then there is Apple. I have used Apple Garde and Apple Conditioner on other bags and after doing all the research I decided to try it on my new-to-me Cabas Mezzo. I used the Garde first and then the conditioner. The Garde did not change the color or texture of the leather at all. The conditioner darkened the leather very slightly, and left the leather feeling smooth, and the straps were even more supple than before. I am greatly relieved and completely satisfied at least for now. There are all kinds of warnings that you should not use anything at all on LV vachetta, and that LV warns against using anything. And yet the vachetta is very vulnerable to water spotting and soiling. After doing all the research it seems that the best approach is to use nothing on new vachetta. Wait until the bag develops a light to medium patina, and then condition and protect. The problem is -- what do you do while you're waiting? Some people actually sun tan their bags for a few weeks. My bag was stored away like a fine wine. There really seems to be something of an advantage in acquiring a pre-owned bag if you can find one in great condition. It is curious that there is no manufacturer's site that you can find online, nor are there clear directions provided. Which should be applied first -- the Garde or the conditioner?
Review: Still The Best Leather Conditioner After All These Years - Apple Brand's leather care line is still my favorite, after all these years, so I thought I should take a moment and post a review for their conditioner. First recommended to me by a Franklin Covey representative, far enough in my past to make me feel very old, I have been using this product for almost as many years as Franklin planners. To date, having tried about ten or so of the various cleaners and conditioners out there, I have found that, for basic cleaning, light touch ups and conditioning, the Apple Conditioner, that's right Conditioner, actually works better than anything. For heavier soils, I use their cleaner and occasionally another, but, again, this conditioner works wonders. When buffed gently, with a soft cloth, it cleans. When wiped away and reapplied, buffing gently again, it moisturizes and sinks in. I often leave a thin layer for a half hour or so on difficult leathers that require too much moisture for just one treatment. Of course, this works wonders on my Franklin planner and it has never, ever, harmed anything I've treated with it. For lamb leather, a soft, unfinished leather, I can never get anything to gently clean away bits of discoloration without harming the leather, and so, I go off label and use a tiny amount of this, buffing gently and then wiping away after about ten seconds, on a lamb handbag from about fifteen years ago. I have found that careful application of this product keeps my favorite old bag as clean and supple as it can be, given how heavily I've used it, without ruining the leather. If you need to try this product for an unfinished leather, keep in mind that this product is specifically labeled as NOT to be used on unfinished leathers and remember to try it on a hidden and small spot, to buff gently but quickly and to wipe away after about ten seconds. It will look dark and damaged for a few minutes and then, after about ten, it will have dried to how the leather of your item will look if you treat with this product. I hope this helps you and good luck with your leather care project.

## Features

- Wax-free leather conditioner specially formulated to gently clean, condition and preserve

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00B6F88N4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,686 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #121 in Leather Care Products |
| Brand | Apple Brand |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,979) |
| Date First Available | May 11, 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Item model number | 13 |
| Manufacturer | Apple |
| Manufacturer Part Number | QR-BQXU-D5JK |
| Package Dimensions | 6.57 x 1.85 x 1.81 inches |
| Special Features | Nourishing |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Apple Brand
- **Hair Type:** All
- **Item Form:** Lotion
- **Material Feature:** Fragrance Free

## Images

![Apple Leather Care Leather Conditioner 8oz Bottle - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71cdmsnMJYL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this product also clean and condition (all in one)? I have dye stains on a leather purse I would like to clean and want to know if this will work**
A: I doubt it will take out dye stains.  I am not aware of any leather cleaner that you can buy that would remove a dye stain.  (Not that there might not be one, but if there is, I'm just not aware of it.  The Coach-brand leather cleaner seems to have gotten poor reviews for removing stains.)  If the item you want to "clean" is important to you, I suggest you take it to a dry cleaning service who indicates they have leather cleaning capability.  At the end of they day you may not be able to fully "remove" the stain, due to the nature of leather itself (i.e., porous and organic).  At best you may be able to diminish the stain over time.  The problem with a "cleaner" that would take out a dye stain is that will also take out the color dyes (or natural dyes) that are used to treat the leather.  However, if your item is natural leather, then you stand a good chance of diminishing the appearance of the dye stain by applying a very thin dilution of hydrogen peroxide to the area (i.e., wet a cotton cloth with water, then wet the cloth with the peroxide, then lightly rub the wetted area of the cloth on the stained area of the leather).  (You can get a small bottle of peroxide at your local drug store.)  Afterwards treat the area with a leather cream (e.g., "Buffalo Butter" - see http://www.trask.com/fall-preview/buffalo-butter/03200050.html) to restore the natural finish to the leather.  It may take a week of two for the leather cream to work into the treated area, and may require two or more applications.  (Use a cotton cloth to work the leather cream into the treated area.)  Also, I would advise against using any kind of solvent (e.g., acetone, denatured alcohol, etc.) to try to remove the stain, as solvent does not oxidize the stain, but rather dissolves the natural oils that you want to keep in the leather.  Well, I'm sure this is much more than you wanted to hear, but figured you might benefit from my own experiences in removing stains from leather.

**Q: Would this work on suede?**
A: Says do not use on suede in bold letters

**Q: can this be used on synthetic material as well?**
A: I clean Louis Vuitton coated canvas, warks very well.

**Q: “Is this good for a pink goat hide leather-cow hide from fossil?**
A: This product does not cause coloring, so should be no problem on natural leather either goat or cow hide. I would try on a small/inside part first anyway.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great and safe for Vuitton vachetta with patina. Need guidance from manufacturer on order to apply Garde and Conditioner.
*by T***A on August 4, 2015*

When I acquired a pre-owned LV Cabas Mezzo I did a lot of research on products to protect the vachetta leather. This bag has vachetta straps and a vachetta bottom. It had already developed an even patina. The bag was made in 2003, and kept in a dust bag for nearly the entire past 12 years. So everything I report about my experience applies only to vachetta that already has some patina. There are many people reporting their experiences on The Purse Forum. Among the many products, two brands seem to have the greatest following for treating and protecting vachetta. There is that very expensive vachetta kit which has its loyal followers. A tiny 50ml bottle of conditioner will set you back over $20 and even this brand has some users who are not happy about what happened when they used the product on new vachetta. And then there is Apple. I have used Apple Garde and Apple Conditioner on other bags and after doing all the research I decided to try it on my new-to-me Cabas Mezzo. I used the Garde first and then the conditioner. The Garde did not change the color or texture of the leather at all. The conditioner darkened the leather very slightly, and left the leather feeling smooth, and the straps were even more supple than before. I am greatly relieved and completely satisfied at least for now. There are all kinds of warnings that you should not use anything at all on LV vachetta, and that LV warns against using anything. And yet the vachetta is very vulnerable to water spotting and soiling. After doing all the research it seems that the best approach is to use nothing on new vachetta. Wait until the bag develops a light to medium patina, and then condition and protect. The problem is -- what do you do while you're waiting? Some people actually sun tan their bags for a few weeks. My bag was stored away like a fine wine. There really seems to be something of an advantage in acquiring a pre-owned bag if you can find one in great condition. It is curious that there is no manufacturer's site that you can find online, nor are there clear directions provided. Which should be applied first -- the Garde or the conditioner?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still The Best Leather Conditioner After All These Years
*by R***G on April 28, 2018*

Apple Brand's leather care line is still my favorite, after all these years, so I thought I should take a moment and post a review for their conditioner. First recommended to me by a Franklin Covey representative, far enough in my past to make me feel very old, I have been using this product for almost as many years as Franklin planners. To date, having tried about ten or so of the various cleaners and conditioners out there, I have found that, for basic cleaning, light touch ups and conditioning, the Apple Conditioner, that's right Conditioner, actually works better than anything. For heavier soils, I use their cleaner and occasionally another, but, again, this conditioner works wonders. When buffed gently, with a soft cloth, it cleans. When wiped away and reapplied, buffing gently again, it moisturizes and sinks in. I often leave a thin layer for a half hour or so on difficult leathers that require too much moisture for just one treatment. Of course, this works wonders on my Franklin planner and it has never, ever, harmed anything I've treated with it. For lamb leather, a soft, unfinished leather, I can never get anything to gently clean away bits of discoloration without harming the leather, and so, I go off label and use a tiny amount of this, buffing gently and then wiping away after about ten seconds, on a lamb handbag from about fifteen years ago. I have found that careful application of this product keeps my favorite old bag as clean and supple as it can be, given how heavily I've used it, without ruining the leather. If you need to try this product for an unfinished leather, keep in mind that this product is specifically labeled as NOT to be used on unfinished leathers and remember to try it on a hidden and small spot, to buff gently but quickly and to wipe away after about ten seconds. It will look dark and damaged for a few minutes and then, after about ten, it will have dried to how the leather of your item will look if you treat with this product. I hope this helps you and good luck with your leather care project.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reliable and no fuss
*by H***H on January 28, 2026*

Best leather conditioner!! I baby all my leather goods with it as needed. Never had any problems with it. It’s cheap and works with most leather. One bottle lasts forever :)

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