After wearing
Let the garment air naturally, remove light surface dust gently and allow minor moisture to dry away from direct heat.
Long-term care
Simple, material-aware care helps leather hold its shape, surface character and long-term wardrobe value.
Amsel guidance
Leather usually needs less intervention than people think. Avoid aggressive cleaning, excess product and unnecessary moisture. When uncertain, pause and ask before treating the garment.
Care principles
Let the garment air naturally, remove light surface dust gently and allow minor moisture to dry away from direct heat.
Use a broad hanger, avoid compression and store away from prolonged sunlight, humidity and plastic covers.
Only use products suitable for the exact leather finish. Test discreetly and apply sparingly.
Blot without rubbing, reshape gently and allow the garment to dry slowly at room temperature.
Aggressive rubbing can spread a stain or alter colour. Record what happened and seek specialist guidance.
Suede and brushed finishes are more sensitive to water, oil and friction. Use suitable tools carefully and consider professional review for stains.
Step by step
Check the product description and care label before choosing any cleaning or conditioning method.
Never apply a new care product across a visible area first.
Discontinue treatment and seek advice if texture, colour or finish changes.
Common questions
No. Do not machine wash or tumble dry leather garments.
Avoid general-purpose cleaners, wipes, alcohol and solvents unless a qualified specialist specifically directs otherwise.
There is no universal schedule. Material, finish, climate and use all matter. Over-conditioning can change the appearance of some finishes.
Client care
Send clear photographs and explain what contacted the garment before applying another product.
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