Leather is a natural material: it needs gentle cleaning and occasional moisture to stay supple. A few minutes every couple of months is enough for most products.
Routine cleaning
- Empty the bag and shake out dust.
- Wipe the surface with a soft, dry microfibre cloth.
- For marks, use a cloth that is barely damp — never soak leather.
- Let it air-dry naturally, away from direct sunlight or heaters.
Conditioning
Use a leather conditioner suited to the finish. Always test on a hidden spot first, apply a thin layer with a soft cloth in small circles, leave it to absorb, then buff off the excess. For most items every three to six months is plenty; more often in very dry climates.
Things to avoid
- Household cleaners, alcohol, baby wipes or detergents — they strip natural oils.
- Hair dryers or direct heat to speed up drying — this can crack leather.
- Heavy oils on nubuck or suede — use a suede brush and eraser instead.
Stains and spills
Blot (do not rub) liquid spills immediately with a dry cloth. For grease, a little cornflour left on the spot overnight can lift oil from many finishes. For ink or deep stains, consult a leather care professional.
A tip for retailers
Including a small care card with each product reduces returns and builds trust. We can include care cards with private-label orders on request.
Wholesale MOQ 100 pcs · samples from 10 pcs · private label on request.
