Holster Break In When first using your holster it should be tight for good firearm retention after your break in period. Follow these instructions for proper break in of your holster:
Unload your weapon and holster it. Let it set overnight then unholster reholster a few times, wear it around the house a bit to break it in.
DO NOT WET THE HOLSTER DOWN! If holster is still to tight wrap UNLOADED handgun in a gallon ziplock bag and shove it in the holster overnight. That should do it, if it dosent contact me.
Care Store your new leather product in a cool dry place. High humidity can cause mildew, while dry heat and direct sunlight can cause drying and cracking. If your product becomes water soaked allow it to dry at room temperature and not with direct heat. After dry check the fit with your handgun unloaded! If fit is still to tight contact me for further instructions.
If your product should become dry or scratched, treat the exterior with a light coat of Kiwi natural/neutral paste wax.
Over time if you feel the need you can also treat the interior of your holster with spray silicone for leather to help protect against excess moisture.
It is recommend to unholster your weapon while not wearing it. If you choose to leave your handgun or other product in the holster, check it daily for moisture, condensation, or corrosion.
Belt Care Allow a new belt to break in gently on its own.
Do not fold, bend or tightly coil new belts as they can crack or wrinkle when the leather is new and stiff. Normal wear will break your belt in pretty quickly.
Belts can be polished using natural/neutral KIWI paste wax.
Do not oil your belt to soften it. If your belt gets wet lay it out flat and let it dry naturally.
Do not lay it out in the sun.
A word about leather Since leather is a natural product, some cosmetic blemishes or fluctuations in color is to be expected. Every effort has been made to ensure that your item meets our rigid quality standards, however, if there is a problem, please let us know immediately so that we can make arrangements to try to correct it to your satisfaction.