Leather Care and Maintenance

With daily use, leather can accumulate some dust, dirt and scratches. Caring for your leather goods properly will help them last longer and maintain their beauty.

Here are some essential care and maintenance tips:

1- Regular Cleaning

Wipe leather items gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. For deeper cleaning, use your finger or dry cloth and rub repeatedly and softly. Alternatively, you can use a transparent or white hand cream and rub repeatedly over scratches.

2- Conditioning

Leather can dry out over time, so apply a leather conditioner every few months to keep it soft and prevent cracks. Use a conditioner designed specifically for leather, and apply sparingly to avoid buildup.

3- Keep Leather Dry

Avoid exposing leather to excess moisture, which can cause stains or mildew. If leather does get wet, gently pat it dry and let it air dry naturally, away from heat sources.

4- Avoid Direct Sunlight

Prolonged sunlight can fade leather and cause it to dry out. Store your leather items in a cool, shaded area when not in use.

5- Store Properly

When storing leather goods, avoid plastic bags, which can trap moisture. Use breathable cotton bags or wrap them in a soft cloth. Keep them in a dry, well-ventilated space to maintain their quality.

6- Prevent Scratches

Leather is prone to scratches, so handle it carefully. Avoid contact with sharp or rough surfaces, and keep it away from pets or anything that could damage it.

With regular care and attention, your leather goods can develop a beautiful patina and age gracefully over time.