Daily care

After wearing your jacket, hang it on a wide hanger in a well-ventilated area. Avoid throwing it on the floor, folding it tightly, or leaving it in direct sunlight for long periods.

• Use a wide or padded hanger
• Let the jacket breathe after wearing
• Keep away from direct heat and sunlight
• Avoid storing in plastic bags for long periods

If your jacket gets wet

Leather should not be soaked. If your jacket gets lightly wet, wipe away excess moisture with a soft cloth and let it dry naturally at room temperature.

• Do not use a hair dryer
• Do not place near a heater
• Do not dry in direct sunlight
• Let it air dry slowly and naturally

Cleaning light dust or dirt

For light dust, use a soft dry cloth. For small marks, use a slightly damp cloth and gently wipe the surface. Do not scrub aggressively.

Avoid using household cleaners, alcohol, bleach, or strong chemicals, as these can damage the leather surface or finish.

Conditioning leather

Leather conditioner can help maintain softness, but it should not be overused. Always test the conditioner on a hidden area first to make sure it does not darken or affect the finish.

• Use leather-safe conditioner only
• Test on a hidden area first
• Apply lightly, not heavily
• Follow product instructions carefully

Storing for a long time

If you are storing your jacket for a season, keep it in a cool, dry area with enough airflow. Use a breathable garment bag instead of plastic if possible.

• Store in a cool, dry place
• Use a breathable garment bag
• Avoid damp basements or hot storage areas
• Check occasionally for moisture or odour

What to avoid

Some products and habits can damage leather, affect its texture, or reduce the life of your jacket.

• Avoid bleach, alcohol, and harsh cleaning chemicals
• Avoid machine washing or soaking
• Avoid ironing directly on leather
• Avoid drying with heat or direct sunlight
• Avoid storing leather in plastic for long periods

Professional leather cleaning

For deep stains, oil marks, strong odours, water damage, or delicate custom details, we recommend contacting a professional leather cleaner instead of trying strong home treatments.