Leather Care

Craftsmanship of the highest caliber:

Unlike mass-produced goods, our products are handcrafted one at a time by a single craftsman with precision and attention to detail. The cost of not using chain production is higher, but the quality is superior, as you can see in our stitching.

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Leather cleaning and Polishing

  1.  Remove dirt and dust using a soft brush or lint-free cloth.
  2. Spot clean any stains using a mild leather cleaner or a mixture of water and mild soap.
  3. Wipe off soap residue with a damp cloth.
  4. Condition the leather with a leather conditioner to moisturize and prevent cracking.
  5. Apply the conditioner using a soft cloth and rub it in circular motions.
  6. Allow the conditioner to be absorbed into the leather.
  7. Optionally, use a leather polish or wax to enhance shine and provide a protective layer.
  8. Apply the polish or wax according to the product instructions, using a soft cloth.
  9. Buff the jacket gently to achieve a polished finish.

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Sheepskin is a natural pelt that features sueded leather on one side and soft, plush wool on the other. Lightweight and luxuriously supple, sheepskin is one of nature's greatest sources of insulation. Its soft wool fibers are naturally thermostatic, wicking away moisture for year-round comfort and breathability

 The Best way to store a leather jacket is by hanging it on a wide padded Hanger.

Fold/Wrap Carefully To Avoid Creasing

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In case leather needs to be ironed, a thick sheet of paper/cloth should be placed between leather and iron to prevent direct exposure to heat.