Product Care

Leather lasts when you treat it like leather. TecovasA pairs are unfinished enough to take a patina; they are not waterproof out of the box.

Boots

Let them dry on a last or stuffed with paper, away from heaters.
Brush dirt. Use a cream or wax matched to the leather (smooth, suede, or exotic).
Condition a few times a year, not every week.
Rotate pairs. A rest day keeps the insole and shaft in shape.

Suede and roughout

Use a suede brush only. Water spots usually even out; do not soak. Spray a protector before the first wet day.

Apparel

Pearl snaps and denim: cold wash, hang dry. Waxed canvas: wipe, do not machine wash. Hats: keep out of rain; reshape on a can if the brim slumps.

More help: [email protected].

Handmade boots

Over two hundred steps, last to stitch, from León workshops that still work leather by hand.

Honest prices

Direct from the workshop. No department-store markup on Western goods built to last.

Free Ground $100+

U.S. Ground is free at $100. Unworn returns within 30 days. Twelve-month workmanship warranty.