Leather Care Guide
Leather Care Guide
A well-made leather piece is designed to last. With the right care, it can keep its look, feel, and character for years to come.
Keep It Dry
Avoid exposing your leather item to heavy rain or excessive moisture. If it gets wet, gently pat it dry with a soft, clean cloth and allow it to dry naturally at room temperature.
Do not use a hairdryer, radiator, or any direct heat source, as excessive heat can dry out or damage the leather.
Store It Properly
Store your leather item in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.
For jackets and other garments, we recommend using a suitable hanger to help maintain their shape. Avoid storing leather in plastic bags for long periods, as the material needs to breathe.
Clean With Care
For light dust or dirt, gently wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth.
For deeper cleaning, stains, or difficult marks, we recommend seeking professional leather cleaning services. Avoid using harsh chemicals, household cleaners, or products not specifically designed for leather.
Condition When Needed
Leather may naturally become dry over time. When needed, use a high-quality leather conditioner suitable for your specific type of leather.
Always test any leather care product on a small, hidden area first.
Avoid Sharp Objects
Take care to avoid contact with sharp or rough surfaces that may scratch or damage the leather.
Natural Character
Leather is a natural material, and small variations in grain, texture, tone, and markings are part of its character. These natural features make each piece unique and should not be considered defects.
With proper care, your Everhide Leather piece can develop its own character over time and remain a part of your wardrobe for years.