Leather Care Guide

Daily Care

• •Wipe down with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and dirt
• •Avoid exposure to direct sunlight for extended periods
• •Keep away from heat sources like radiators or car dashboards
• •Allow leather to breathe - avoid storing in plastic bags

Cleaning Your Leather

• •For light cleaning, use a damp (not wet) cloth with a tiny amount of mild soap
• •Always test cleaning products on a small, hidden area first
• •Wipe in circular motions and allow to air dry naturally
• •Never use harsh chemicals, acetone, or alcohol-based cleaners
• •For stubborn stains, consult a professional leather cleaner

Conditioning (Every 3-6 Months)

Leather is skin and needs moisture to stay supple. Regular conditioning prevents cracking and maintains the leather's natural oils.

• •Use a high-quality leather conditioner or cream
• •Apply a small amount with a soft cloth in circular motions
• •Let it absorb for 15-20 minutes, then buff with a clean cloth
• •Condition more frequently if leather feels dry or in dry climates
• •Avoid over-conditioning, which can make leather too soft

Water & Moisture Protection

• •Full-grain leather develops water resistance over time naturally
• •If caught in rain, blot (don't rub) with a dry cloth and let air dry
• •Never use a hair dryer or place near heat to speed drying
• •Once dry, condition to restore moisture balance
• •Consider a leather protectant spray for frequent outdoor use

Proper Storage

• •Store in a cool, dry place with good air circulation
• •Use dust bags (never plastic) for long-term storage
• •Stuff bags with acid-free tissue to maintain shape
• •Avoid stacking heavy items on top of leather goods
• •Keep away from humid environments (basements, garages)