Leather Care Guide

Keep your leather looking its best by conditioning it every 3–6 months with a quality leather conditioner to maintain softness and prevent cracking. Clean spills immediately by gently blotting with a clean, dry cloth; avoid rubbing, as this can spread or deepen stains.

 For tougher stains, use a leather cleaner specifically formulated for leather. To preserve the material's appearance and longevity, keep it away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, excessive heat, and moisture.

 With regular care, your leather will age beautifully and develop a rich, natural patina over time.

 

Because 100% full-grain leather is a natural material, it is more susceptible to stains and marks than plastic-coated or PU leather. For stubborn stains, you may try a mild shampoo solution or a leather cleaning product specifically designed for genuine leather.

 Before applying any commercial cleaner, always test a small amount on an inconspicuous area and allow it to dry completely to assess the results.

 Some products may darken the leather; if this occurs, either choose a different cleaner or apply the product evenly across the entire surface to maintain a consistent appearance. Proper care will help preserve the beauty, character, and longevity of your leather product.