Angelus Leather Dye - Flexible Leather Dye for Shoes, Boots, Bags, Crafts, Furniture, & More 3oz (Jet Black)

I bought Angelus Leather Dye because my boots were looking sadder than a forgotten bag of chips in the back of the pantry. They were fading faster than my will to do yard work. So, I thought, “Why not give them a makeover?” And boy, was I wrong about just my boots.This dye is like magic in a bottle, but with less sparkle and more leather-soothing goodness. I slapped it on my boots and suddenly they were transformed—they were like the stylish, sophisticated cousin of the boots that used to look like they’d been through a mud wrestling match. But here’s the thing: I got carried away.I didn’t stop at the boots. Oh no. I went full DIY crafter mode and dyed my shoes, my belt, my old leather bag (which, by the way, had turned an unflattering shade of sad gray), and even the couch cushions. I’m not saying I went overboard, but now my entire house looks like it belongs in a high-end leather boutique.The dye goes on so smoothly—like the leather's getting a spa treatment—and it dries flexible, which is great because my boots can still bend (even though they now look like they were dipped in luxury itself). The best part? The color lasts. I thought I’d be reapplying every week, but nope. My boots have become a shining example of commitment.Now, everywhere I go, people compliment my stuff, and I’ve begun to wonder if my leather items are secretly more popular than me. My boots now get more attention than I do at family gatherings. It’s honestly a little embarrassing.Would dye my entire wardrobe again—just maybe not the couch next time.

I used this leather dye to darken some leather handles on furniture to match older straps. I followed the directions and everything worked out great. Be sure to wear gloves or your hands will be dyed as well!

Great stuff! I got a sponge brush to apply it but it does come with a cotton dauber. You don't need to put on a thick coat it's pretty thin stuff but covers the leather well.

Worked perfectly as expected! Dyed some beat up old pink cowboy boots, turned out beautiful! Maybe a little darker than expected.

Worked out great blacking out a pair of white Dr Martens. Be careful to not oversaturate since it can get sticky and difficult to dry. So thin coats with adequate drying time between layers is important.

Works really well and needs ample time in drying. Got some on rubber and it changed the color which is nice if that is what you want that.

The stain worked well, I need a few applications to my golf shoes( especially the toe area) as this part of the shoe takes the most wear and tear.

The stain doesn’t last. After multiple attempts it always turn a lighter color after a couple days