Waxing fabric changes both the look and feel, giving it a richer color, a slightly stiffer hand, and a water-resistant finish. The exact appearance depends on the fabric’s weave, thickness, and color—waxing usually darkens the material and can create a subtle sheen or a more rugged, weathered texture.

To see real-life results on different types of canvas, check out our Waxed Canvas Swatch Sample Library. It’s a great way to preview how your project might turn out before you start waxing.

To see examples of how various canvas fabrics will appear once they have been waxed, be sure to check out the Waxed Canvas Swatch Sample Library.

We recommend letting freshly waxed items cure for 24 to 72 hours in a warm, dry place before putting them to use. Cooler temps, high humidity, or heavier applications of wax can all extend the curing time. You’ll know it’s ready when the surface no longer feels tacky.

For best results, start with a light coat—you can always add more later. Taking the time to let the wax fully set will ensure a smooth, long-lasting finish.

It depends on the type of smell. A light cedar or waxy scent is totally normal right after waxing—that’s from our natural ingredients like cedarwood oil, which has antimicrobial properties and acts as a shelf stabilizing preservative for our waxes. This scent fades gradually as the wax cures over several days or weeks.

If the odor smells more like body odor and shows up after extended wear, it’s likely from moisture and bacteria getting trapped inside the fabric (waxed canvas is water-resistant, but also less breathable). To fix this, we recommend spraying the inside of the item with our Botanical Enzyme Odor Eliminator. It uses natural enzymes to break down odor-causing bacteria and freshens with peppermint essential oil—all without affecting your waxed finish. Use as often as needed.

Our Fabric Wax and Fabric Dressing can be used on most fabrics, but they work best on natural fibers like cotton, hemp, and canvas. Because our formulas are made from all-natural ingredients, they bond especially well with untreated, breathable fabrics.

They can also be used on blended fabrics, as long as natural fibers make up the majority of the weave. While you can apply wax to synthetics like nylon or polyester, the results may vary—wax tends to sit on the surface and may flake or wear off more quickly.

For the most durable and water-resistant finish, we recommend sticking with high natural fiber content.

You can certainly apply either our Fabric Dressing or Wax Bars to nylon, polyester, or polyblend fabrics, but keep in mind they work best on natural fibers (cotton, hemp, jute). With synthetics you’ll often see pilling or flaking as the wax doesn’t really “soak in” and less durable water resistance, especially in high-flex areas.

If you’re set on waxing a synthetic or polyblended fabric, here’s how to get the most out of it:

1. Test a small patch first to see how it bonds.
2. Apply thinly—a light coat will adhere more consistently than a thick layer.
3. Heat-set gently (hairdryer or low-heat iron) to help it grip.
4. Reapply periodically if you notice wear or flaking.

Regardless of what type of fabric you plan on waxing, we always recommend testing our waxes on a small discrete location to ensure desired results will be achieved and following manufacturer care instructions.

Waxed fabrics provide great protection from the elements, but they’re not considered highly breathable. The wax creates a barrier that locks out moisture—and also traps it in—so it’s important to care for waxed items properly.

First, be sure to let your item fully cure for 24–72 hours in a warm, dry space after waxing. This helps the wax set properly and minimizes tackiness, which can otherwise lead to trapped moisture and odor over time.

To keep your item fresh, hang it regularly in a well-ventilated area and use our Botanical Enzyme Odor Eliminator on the interior as needed. It breaks down odor-causing bacteria without affecting the wax finish—naturally, of course.

Yes—but expect some changes. Waxing will darken the fabric’s color and add a subtle sheen. It may also create a distressed or varied appearance, especially on fabrics with texture or uneven dye. This is a normal part of the waxing process and gives each item a unique, weathered look.

We always recommend testing the wax on a small, hidden area first to make sure you like the finish before treating a larger section.

Curious how different colors and weights of canvas turn out? Check out our Waxed Canvas Swatch Gallery for real-life examples.

No. All Otter Wax products are completely free of petroleum, paraffin, and other synthetic by-products. Unlike many conventional waxes that rely on petrochemicals, we use only natural ingredients like beeswax, plant-based oils, and essential oils.

Nature has provided effective, sustainable solutions for centuries—and it’s our mission to bring those time-tested alternatives back into everyday use. Choosing Otter Wax means choosing a cleaner, healthier option for both you and the environment.

Our Fabric Wax and Fabric Dressing are semi-permanent treatments designed to bond with fabric and last over time. In general, we recommend a full reapplication once a year to maintain optimal water resistance.

That said, high-wear areas—like jacket hoods, cuffs, or the knees of pants—may need a quick touch-up more frequently. A light re-waxing in those spots will keep your gear performing its best while preserving its natural, rugged character.

Waxed fabrics naturally resist dirt and water, but regular upkeep helps them last even longer. To clean your item:

• Use a natural bristle brush to gently remove dust and debris. This also helps smooth out creases in high-wear areas.
  
• For odor control, spray the unwaxed side with our Botanical Enzyme Odor Eliminator. It targets bacteria that can build up inside waxed gear—without affecting the wax coating.
  
• If you need to remove dirt or stains, spot-clean only using our Waxed Canvas Spot Cleaner. Cleaning will strip the wax from that area, so once dry, just reapply a light coat of wax and allow it to cure for 24–48 hours before use.
  
  Avoid machine washing or submerging in water, as this will break down the wax and compromise the finish.

We generally don’t recommend fully washing waxed items, as it can strip the wax and reduce performance. For most situations, spot-cleaning is best.

To Spot Clean:

Mix about 2 tablespoons of our Waxed Canvas Spot Cleaner into 12 oz of warm water. Use a soft-bristle brush or rag to gently scrub the stained area. Let it dry completely, then reapply wax as needed and allow it to cure for 24–48 hours.

Full Garmet Cleaning (If Necessary):

Fill a large bucket with cold water and add 4 tablespoons of our Spot Cleaner. Turn the item inside out and submerge it. Gently scrub the interior using a brush or rag. Do not twist or wring the fabric—just let excess water drip off. Hang the item (still inside out) in a warm, dry place to air dry completely. For shoes or bags, stuffing them with paper towels or newspaper can help speed drying. Once dry, reapply wax to any areas that need it.

Keep it cool, gentle, and natural—and your gear will stay adventure-ready for years.

Waxing your fabric will make it highly water-resistant, not completely waterproof. Our all-natural wax creates a durable barrier that repels rain, snow, and splashes—perfect for daily wear and moderate exposure to the elements. However, it won’t make your item fully impervious to water in extreme conditions or long-term saturation. We believe in performance that’s rooted in nature—not plastic coatings—so you get protection without compromising breathability or sustainability.

Technically yes, but it’s usually not necessary—and often not ideal. Waxing both sides of a fabric can make it feel stiff and less breathable, especially for garments. We recommend waxing only the exterior to create a strong barrier while maintaining comfort and airflow inside. For items like bags or tents where a double coat might make sense, go for it—but for clothing, a single side is usually best. It’s all about balance: long-lasting protection without overdoing it.

Our waxes are safe to use on natural fibers and won’t shrink or stretch your fabric on their own. However, applying heat (especially on delicate or untreated fabric) may cause slight tightening due to the nature of natural fibers. This effect is minimal and usually resolves with wear. For best results, apply wax evenly and test a small area first. We design our products to work with the fabric—not against it—so you maintain the integrity of your gear while adding lasting protection.

We don’t recommend using an iron on waxed fabric. The heat can soften and displace the wax, and worse, it can transfer residue onto your iron. If your fabric needs smoothing, gently warm the surface using a hair dryer or heat gun and shape by hand or with a flat object. Our waxes are designed to respond well to low, controlled heat—just be careful not to overdo it. Think of it like skincare for your fabric: gentle heat, natural ingredients, and a little patience go a long way.

If you need to remove wax, gently warm the area and blot with a clean cloth or paper towel to lift it away. You can also use our Waxed Canvas Spot Cleaner to help break down and remove the wax from specific areas. Just remember: removing wax also removes the water-repellent barrier, so you’ll need to reapply if you want continued protection. Our products are made to last, but we also understand the value of flexibility—whether you’re reworking a project or refreshing a piece for a new season.

Dyeing after waxing isn’t recommended. Our wax creates a hydrophobic barrier that repels water—and dye, too. If you plan to dye your fabric, do it before waxing to ensure full saturation and even coloration. Once dyed and dried, apply our Fabric Wax or Fabric Dressing for a lasting finish that enhances both color and protection. We always aim to help customers get the most from their materials, without relying on harsh chemicals or synthetic shortcuts.

Store waxed items in a cool, dry, and breathable place. Avoid sealed plastic bags or airtight containers, which can trap moisture and lead to mildew or musty odors. Instead, use a cotton garment bag or hang your item in a closet with good airflow. Proper storage helps preserve both the wax finish and the integrity of your item—naturally extending its life without the need for synthetic preservatives or additives.

Yes, waxing indoors is safe—especially since our products are made with all-natural, biodegradable ingredients and no harsh chemicals. That said, we recommend working in a well-ventilated space, as natural oils and waxes (like beeswax and cedarwood) have a distinct scent during application. Lay down a drop cloth to protect your workspace, and use tools like a heat gun or hair dryer to set the wax if needed. Clean application, clean ingredients, and a cleaner conscience—that’s the Otter Wax way.

Not at all. You don’t need to use every product at once, and there’s no single order that works for every piece of leather. Each product serves a specific purpose—cleaners remove dirt, conditioners restore moisture, and protectants shield against the elements.

Some projects only call for one or two steps, while others might benefit from the full routine. The key is knowing what your leather needs and when to give it a little extra care.

For a closer look at how to get the best results, visit our Smart Leather Care Guide.

It depends on how often the item is used and the environment it’s exposed to. For items used regularly—like boots, bags, or jackets—conditioning every 3 to 6 months is a good rule of thumb. If the leather feels dry, starts to lose its luster, or shows signs of cracking, it’s time to reapply.

You may notice a slight darkening when the product is first applied—this is normal. It’s simply the natural oils being absorbed into the leather. The color typically settles as the leather cures, and this darkening is usually temporary. Always test on a small, hidden area first if you’re unsure.

We don’t recommend it. Bonded and faux leather are made with synthetic materials that don’t absorb natural oils and waxes the way real leather does. Our products are formulated specifically for full-grain and top-grain leather, where they can deeply penetrate and provide long-lasting results.

Leather Salve is a rich, wax-based conditioner that deeply restores and protects leather, making it ideal for dry or worn-out pieces. Leather Oil is lighter and better suited for quick touch-ups or regular maintenance. Both can be used together—oil first for moisture, salve second for sealing and protection. The more often your leather is treated with our Leather Oil, the less often it will require the more intensive treatment provided by our Leather Salve.

Yes. Dirt, dust, and buildup can block conditioners from properly absorbing into the leather. For best results, start with our Saddle Soap to remove surface grime, then follow with Leather Oil or Leather Salve to nourish and protect. Clean leather always responds better to care.

Yes, this is completely normal. What you’re seeing is just the natural waxes in the Leather Salve beginning to cure on the surface of the leather. This hazy or slightly waxy finish means the product is doing its job—conditioning and protecting your leather.

To fix it, simply buff the surface with a clean, dry cloth. A bit of friction helps warm up the wax and smooth it into the leather, leaving behind a clean, even finish with a soft sheen. If the haze persists, you can lightly warm the surface with a hairdryer on low heat, then buff again.

Yes. While our wax-based products are naturally self-preserving, we generally recommend using Otter Wax leather care products within two years of purchase. Because we use only biodegradable, all-natural ingredients, these formulas are designed to break down over time—just not while they’re on your leather.

To get the best performance, store products in a cool, dry place and avoid extreme temperatures. A little care in storage goes a long way in keeping your products fresh and effective.

No—absolutely no otters are harmed or involved in the making of our products. Despite the name, Otter Wax does not contain any ingredients derived from otters (or any other wild animals, for that matter).

The only animal-derived ingredients we use are beeswax and lanolin, both of which are sustainably and humanely harvested without causing harm. We chose the name Otter Wax because it evokes the natural water-resistance and rugged resilience that our products deliver—not because of what’s inside the tin.

Mink oil is a by-product made from the fat of minks—animals often raised and slaughtered on industrial farms, primarily in China. While it’s traditionally used in leather care for its conditioning properties (thanks to its high content of palmitoleic acid), it’s often blended with petroleum-based additives to reduce cost and extend shelf life.

At Otter Wax, we believe there’s a better way. Our Leather Salve and Leather Oil offer the same rich conditioning benefits, but with palmitoleic acid sourced exclusively from plants—no animal by-products, no petroleum, and no compromises. It’s all part of our commitment to sustainable, cruelty-free leather care you can feel good about using.

Neatsfoot oil is a yellowish oil traditionally made by rendering the shin bones and feet of cattle. It’s commonly used in leather care but is often blended with petroleum by-products to extend shelf life and reduce production costs.

At Otter Wax, we don’t use neatsfoot oil in any of our products. Instead, we rely on plant-based oils and natural waxes that offer the same deep-conditioning benefits—without the use of animal by-products or synthetic additives. Our commitment is to create effective, environmentally responsible products that align with the values of conscious craftsmanship.

Yes! All Otter Wax leather care products are free of dyes and synthetic colorants, making them safe to use on all types and colors of leather. Whether your leather is black, brown, tan, or brightly dyed, our formulas will nourish and protect without altering the original color.

That said, it’s perfectly normal to see temporary darkening as the natural oils and waxes are absorbed. This is just part of the conditioning process, and as the leather cures, its tone will gradually return to a more natural finish. Always test on a small, hidden area first if you’re unsure.

For regular maintenance, we recommend starting simple: vacuum any dust or debris from the creases, wipe the surface with a warm, damp cloth, and apply our Leather Oil to condition and protect. It’s an easy way to keep your sofa looking rich and feeling soft.

If your sofa is especially dirty or dried out, start with our Saddle Soap to gently lift dirt and grime, followed by Leather Salve to deeply condition and restore moisture. Once it’s cleaned and rehydrated, use Leather Oil regularly to maintain its health and appearance.

Need a full walkthrough? Let the results speak for themselves! Check out our step-by-step guides:

• How to Care for Leather Furniture
• How to Clean & Condition Older, Dry Leather

Yes. Boot Wax can be used to condition and protect leather soles, helping to extend their lifespan and resist moisture. Just be aware that freshly conditioned soles may feel slicker than dry leather, so use caution the first time you wear them after application. Letting the wax fully absorb and cure before wearing is always a good idea.

Not at all. Despite the name, Boot Wax isn’t just for boots. It’s formulated to condition and protect all kinds of smooth leather—shoes, bags, jackets, saddles, tool belts, and more. It’s especially useful for leather that sees regular exposure to the elements, offering water resistance and a durable finish. As long as the leather is smooth and doesn’t have a suede or nubuck finish, Boot Wax is a great choice.

Our traditional leather care products—like Leather Salve, Oil, and Boot Wax—are designed for smooth, full-grain leather and should not be used on suede or nubuck. These types of leather have a soft, raised nap that can become matted or stained when treated with oils or waxes.
For suede and nubuck, we recommend using our Conditioning Suede & Nubuck Cleaner. It’s specially formulated to lift dirt and revive texture without darkening or damaging the surface. It cleans gently, conditions naturally, and helps maintain that velvety finish. Don't forget to add a set of utility brushes to help revive the nap after using this treatment.

Yes—if the straps are made of leather, our products will work well to clean, condition, and protect them. Just be sure to avoid applying any product to the cork footbed or sole, as those materials won’t absorb the wax or oils properly. Stick to treating the leather parts, and your sandals will stay looking their best.

We use all-natural orange peel oil in our leather care products—not just because it smells great, but because it’s a natural preservative with antimicrobial properties that help extend shelf life. Most people enjoy the mild, citrusy scent, but if you’re sensitive to citrus oils, we recommend applying the product in a well-ventilated area. Once applied, any noticeable scent typically fades within a few days.

No, we never test our products or ingredients on animals. At Otter Wax, we’re committed to being cruelty-free and environmentally conscious. While a few of our products contain sustainably sourced, animal-derived ingredients like beeswax and lanolin, these are always obtained responsibly without causing any harm. We believe in keeping both our planet and its creatures safe and respected.

We recommend using your Otter Wax products within about two years of purchase. Our waxes naturally preserve themselves, but since we use only all-natural, biodegradable ingredients (and never any petroleum-based chemicals), they’ll stay at their best when used within this timeframe.
To maximize the life and effectiveness of your products, always store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat.

We’re proud to offer products that are both effective and kind to the planet, so fresh is always best!

All of our waxes, oils, and fabric care products are handmade in Portland, Oregon using all-natural ingredients. We’re committed to supporting our local economy by creating jobs and sourcing raw materials from nearby manufacturers and distributors whenever possible.

Some of our hardgoods—like brushes and applicators—are imported from overseas, including China. We always do our due diligence to find domestic suppliers first, but U.S.-based manufacturing for certain components is extremely limited. When we do source internationally, we choose partners carefully and maintain high standards for quality, sustainability, and ethical production.

No, Otter Wax products do not contain PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). Otter Wax has a strict policy against the use of PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), polyfluorinated, or perfluorinated chemicals in any of their products. Instead, we utilize simple, natural alternatives to ensure our fabric care, leather care, apothecary, home goods, and apparel products perform effectively without these harmful substances. Our commitment aligns with our dedication to creating safe, effective products for everyday use while minimizing environmental impact.

For more information, please visit our PFAS-Free Certification Statement.

Otter Wax is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. This is also where we manufacture all of our quality handmade products.

You can contact us by visiting our Contact Page.

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International Destinations

• Unfortunately, orders that ship outside of the United States are not eligible for free shipping. We understand that in many cases the international shipping costs can be prohibitively high and apologize for the inconvenience. 

Please note that we can only cancel orders if we receive the cancellation request before the order has shipped. Once you have received a shipping confirmation email we are unable to cancel or make changes to your order.

If your order has not yet been shipped, we will be happy to assist you in cancelling it. Send your cancellation request email to cancel.order@otterwax.com. Use your 7-digit order confirmation number as the subject line. In the body of the email please confirm your shipping and billing address and let us know the reason for your cancellation request.

We'll do everything we can to cancel an order before it ships, but please be advised that we may be unable to accomodate all cancellation requests. If you missed the deadline to cancel your order, please see our Shipping Information Page and scroll down to the Refund & Return Policy section for instructions on how to make a return.

Please note that we can only make changes to your order if we receive your request before the order has shipped. Once you have received a shipping confirmation email we are unable to make changes to your order.

If your order has not yet been shipped, we will be happy to assist you in changing it. Send your change request to change.order@otterwax.com. Use your 7-digit order confirmation number as the subject line. In the body of the email please confirm your shipping and billing address and let us know what changes you would like to make.

Please note that changes are limited to physical products. We are unable to apply coupon codes or discounts to existing orders.

We'll do everything we can to accomodate change requests before your order ships, but please be advised that we may be unable to accomodate all requests. If you missed the deadline to make changes to your order, please see our Shipping Information Page and scroll down to the Refund & Return Policy section for instructions on how to make a return.

Once an order has been placed we are unable to apply any coupons or discounts to it. This is because our system processes the order and applies the prices and discounts that were valid at the time the order was placed.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and hope that you understand our policy. We do, however, encourage you to check our website or promotional emails for any ongoing promotions or discount codes that you can use on your future purchases.

Please note that our customer service team does not have the ability to apply coupon codes or discounts to existing orders.

Otter Wax products are manufactured and distributed in Portland, Oregon. Learn more about our shipping policies on our Shipping Information Page.

When you successfully place an order on our website our system will automatically send you an Order Confirmation Email to the email address you provided during checkout. 

You will receive a Shipment Confirmation Email containing carrier tracking information when the shipping label for your order has been printed. Carrier tracking information sometimes takes up to 24 hours to activate.

If you place an order but did not received either of these emails, check your Spam folder. If you are unable to locate these emails please contact us and we'll do our best to assist you.

Refund processing time depends on the refund method, the merchant, and the card issuer. Refunds to a third-party credit card typically take up 5 to 10 days after we’ve approved the refund. For information about refunds to a third-party credit card, contact your card issuer.

When your order is cancelled, our system automatically sends an email confirming your refund. If you have cancelled your order but have not received email confirmation please check your email spam folder and ensure that you have provided us with the correct email address.

If the shipment tracking link you received in your Shipment Confirmation email shows as delivered but you cannot locate your item(s); Try your safe place location, check with neighbors if safe to do so or contact the carrier directly (some carriers deliver until 10pm). 

If your tracking information shows that your package was delivered, but you can't find it:

• Verify the shipping address in order or shipment confirmation email.
• Look for a notice of attempted delivery.
• Look around the delivery location for your package.
• See if someone else accepted the delivery, unless you have health or safety concerns about doing so.
• Check your mailbox or wherever else you receive mail. Some packages travel through multiple carriers.
• Wait 48 hours. In rare cases, packages may say delivered up to 48 hours before arrival.
• If you haven't received your package, contact us within 30 days of expected delivery. We'll do everything we can to help.

Yes! We offer local pickup for customers located in the Portland metro area. During checkout, please select 'Will-Call' as your preferred shipping method. Once you've placed your order you will receive an email with pickup instructions when your order is ready.

PICKUP INSTRUCTIONS:

• 7815 NE Glisan St., Portland, OR 97213 | Open Map→
• Pickup/Will-Call is available Monday to Thursday from 9am to 4pm. We are closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and most major holidays.
• When you arrive, lookfor a big wood door with bright yellow address numbers.
  For security purposes we keep doors locked at all times.
• Please knock or ring doorbell when you arrive and a team member will let you in.
• Call us if you require any additional assistance at (503) 207-6565. (Tip: Press '8' to bypass the automated system and connect directly to a customer service representative.)

If you're unable to pick up your will-call order, your order will be refunded with a $5 restocking fee deducted from the refund total. This fee helps cover the costs of handling and restocking the item. If you know you won't be able to make it, please let us know as soon as possible so we can assist you with alternative arrangements or rescheduling your pickup. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us!

We ship anywhere outside the domestic US using either USPS, UPS, or DHL. We cannot guarantee delivery time as it depends on how efficient your country’s customs agents are. All international packages with the exception of shipments sent via USPS are trackable once they are scanned in by the carrier. USPS packages are trackable up until they reach a designated border crossing.

Please note that transit rates are contingent upon distance and the weight of your shipped item(s). Rates are not inclusive of taxes or duties and Otter Wax does not pay for any duties or local/country-specific import taxes that may be owed for international orders. Additionally, any international shipment may be subject to customs delays.

Shipments to Canada shipped via USPS First Class Package and Priority Mail International Services are inclusive of duties, taxes, and fees. Duties and taxes are prepaid by Otter Wax and the customer should not be required to pay any additional fees to the carrier upon delivery. The customer assumes responsibility for any additional charges on rejected packages. Any shipping charges incurred due to exchange or returns for store credit are the responsibility of the customer. We work hard to keep our shipping rates reasonable while still getting your items to you in the most efficient and reliable way possible, and we appreciate your understanding. International packages shipped using USPS cannot be tracked once they reach international customs, therefore Otter Wax will not be held responsible for any lost or stolen packages.

You are responsible for any customs duties and taxes associated with your order. We are not able to determine import taxes, as they depend on a number of factors including but not limited to the country of shipping destination and product price.

We calculate shipping rates based on weight and transit distance. Rates (except Canadian shipments) are exclusive of taxes, duties, and customs fees. These latter incurred fees are the customer's responsibility.

Due to rising costs, international shipments (including Canadian shipments) are not eligible for free shipping, even if the purchase minimum is met. Free Shipping is only offered to orders shipped within the United States.

We ship to:

Canada, Hong Kong SAR, Australia, Mexico, Taiwan, China, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, South Africa (8 of 9 provinces), Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Curaçao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Nicaragua, Panama, Sint Maarten, St. Barthélemy, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Martin, St. Pierre & Miquelon, St. Vincent & Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos Islands, U.S. Outlying Islands, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Falkland Islands, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia, Kiribati, Nauru, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Norfolk Island, Papua New Guinea, Pitcairn Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Timor-Leste, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Wallis & Futuna, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Guadeloupe, Guernsey, Vatican City, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Italy, Jersey, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Réunion, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Svalbard & Jan Mayen, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Åland Islands, Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Belarus, Cyprus, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kosovo, Mayotte, Moldova, North Macedonia.

We do not ship to any countries that are not a part of this list.

We understand that international shipping costs can be quite high, and we share your frustration. The shipping rates are determined by carriers based on several factors, including the weight and dimensions of the package, the destination country, and current fuel prices. Unfortunately, we don’t have control over these rates, and we always strive to offer the most accurate and competitive options available at checkout.

However, we have a suggestion that might help you save on shipping costs. If you’re looking for a more affordable shipping option, you might want to check out our storefront at Amazon.com. Amazon may offer more competitive international shipping rates to your destination.

We truly appreciate your interest in our products and your understanding of the challenges associated with international shipping. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any further questions or need assistance with your order.