For leather I wouldn't clean it, just oil it or use leather conditioner. If you really got is muddy (fell into a mud puddle, etc.) use saddle soap, and let it dry completely before using it.
It all depends on the holster and the holster maker. I have three custom holsters (Kramer, Nighthawk and Kellogg). All three recommend that you use a damp (plain water) cloth to wipe them with. Most custom or high end holster makers use a special treatment that can be damaged with leather treatment oils. Besides softening the leather to the point that it loses or can't hold its shape.
I do have four other holsters that DO require leather oil treatment. I use 100% pure neetsfoot oil for these.
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