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A soft, dry cloth is enough. Remove dust without rubbing hard, in circular motions. Avoid alcohol wipes: they dry out the grain.
Full-grain leather is alive. It softens, gains patina and shades with use. Well cared for, it crosses decades — and grows more beautiful.
A soft, dry cloth is enough. Remove dust without rubbing hard, in circular motions. Avoid alcohol wipes: they dry out the grain.
Nourish the leather with a colourless cream, in a thin layer. Let it absorb for an hour, then buff. This revives the depth of the tone and prevents drying.
Blot without rubbing and let dry in the open air, away from a heat source. Never a hairdryer or radiator: heat cracks the leather.
Prolonged direct sun, which fades it. Solvent-based products. Storing in a plastic bag, which suffocates the material. Prefer a cotton bag.
Our leathers are slowly tanned, without opaque varnish. That is what lets them soften and take on a deeper tone over time. A light mark on full-grain leather is not a flaw: it is the trace of a life. It often fades within a few weeks of use.
Yes. That is the patina. Vegetable-tanned hides naturally darken with light and hands. It is sought after: it is what makes your piece unique.
On a grease stain, apply absorbent paper without rubbing, then leave for a few hours. On a water stain, blot and let dry in the open air: it usually disappears as it dries.
Yes, a colourless spray suited to smooth leather. Always test on a hidden area before treating the whole piece.
Avoid rubbing directly on the engraving with an abrasive product. A colourless cream applied gently revives the whole, engraving included.
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