Leather care recommendations

LEATHER CARE RECOMMENDATIONS

Store flat or rolled (not hanging or folded) to keep the existing shape.
Store away from direct sunlight and in an environment that has moderate temperatures around 20-21 C and moisture levels around 50% RH.
If you are wrapping the product in packaging materials for a long time, it is recommended for them to be acid-free to avoid future yellowing.
Avoid using plastic as a packaging material to prevent leather from fast drying.
Monitor regularly for any insect appearance.

Store flat or rolled (not hanging or folded) to keep the existing shape.
Store away from direct sunlight and in an environment that has moderate temperatures around 20-21 C and moisture levels around 50% RH.
If you are wrapping the product in packaging materials for a long time, it is recommended for them to be acid-free to avoid future yellowing.
Avoid using plastic as a packaging material to prevent leather from fast drying.
Monitor regularly for any insect appearance.

Use trusted leather care products and soft clean cloths to wipe stains off and moisturize the surface.
Sightly damp cloths are suitable for wiping dust and dirt off the leather surface. However, excessive watering will cause cracks and deformation of the leather. If your leather becomes wet, allow it to dry slowly at room temperature.
Do not use washing machine, drier or dry cleaners to treat your leathers.
Do not iron to prevent the leather from instant shrinking.
Avoid applying perfumes on leather. This may result in staining that may not come off.
Do not use cleaning fluids, shoe creams, and bleach. These products contain ingredients that may damage leather.
Do not attach pins, adhesive badges or tape to leather.
Avoid exposing leather to direct sunlight or heat for prolonged periods of time.

Use trusted leather care products and soft clean cloths to wipe stains off and moisturize the surface.
Sightly damp cloths are suitable for wiping dust and dirt off the leather surface. However, excessive watering will cause cracks and deformation of the leather. If your leather becomes wet, allow it to dry slowly at room temperature.
Do not use washing machine, drier or dry cleaners to treat your leathers.
Do not iron to prevent the leather from instant shrinking.
Avoid applying perfumes on leather. This may result in staining that may not come off.
Do not use cleaning fluids, shoe creams, and bleach. These products contain ingredients that may damage leather.
Do not attach pins, adhesive badges or tape to leather.
Avoid exposing leather to direct sunlight or heat for prolonged periods of time.