Garrison Balm

SILVER FOX TOOLS LTD

£14.5

The Garrison Balm is our in-house blended, all natural EDC preservation and restoration formulation to ensure your carry stays heirloom worthy. We engineered this wax protector to shield both hard-use leather and precision metal EDC gear. We tapped into our in-house expertise to brew our own "workshop alchemy." The result? A formula that honors the heritage of historic craftsmen while meeting the demands of modern carry - you can read more about the legacy in the product story. Made by our very own leatherworker (and alchemist) Kamil, this isn't just a balm; it's a dual protection and restorat

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SILVER FOX TOOLS LTD, number SC750726. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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