You just bought the perfect leather briefcase, and oops, a co-worker spills their morning coffee on it! What to do?
Leather accessories are an investment in style and panache. Leather communicates your commitment to quality and eye for detail. But, you don’t want taking care of your leather items to be a job in itself. Here’s a quick round-up of how to keep your leather goods looking like they just came off the shelf.
When Your Leather Item Is Brand New
As soon as you get your leather item home, use a high-quality water and stain repellent to help prevent water stains and soiling. Re-apply every two or three months to keep your item at its best. Note: It’s a good idea to test any protection and cleaning products on a hidden area of the leather before you get started.
Keep your item supple and crack resistant with a high quality leather lotion. (Not to be used on leather with a nap, such as suede.)
Ongoing Leather Maintenance
Leather dislikes dust. Dust settles in creases and acts as sandpaper, rubbing off the finish with every movement. Wipe your leather items regularly to avoid dust.
To keep your leather...
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