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How to care for your leather item ?

Leather is a premium, organic, and living material, valued for its incredible durability, flexibility, and timeless elegance. Because it is naturally porous, regular care is essential to keep it hydrated, maintain its supple texture, and prevent it from drying out or cracking over time.

Cleaning & Rinsing

- Dust your leather piece regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For light surface stains, use a clean cloth slightly dampened with lukewarm water and a drop of specialized leather soap, wiping very gently.

- A quick wipe with a clean, dry cloth immediately after cleaning is the secret to clearing away excess moisture, ensuring water doesn't absorb into the pores of the hide.

Drying & Reshaping

- Always air dry leather naturally in a cool, shaded room. Keep it far away from artificial heat sources (radiators, hair dryers) and intense sunlight, which strip natural oils and cause shrinkage or cracking.

- Ironing is strictly prohibited. To remove creases, let the item hang naturally on a thick hanger, or stuff bags and shoes with clean tissue paper to restore their original shape.

Small actions that make a difference

Never submerge leather in water or wear delicate pieces in heavy downpours

Apply a specialized leather conditioning cream 2 to 3 times a year to restore deep hydration and suppleness

Always store your items in a breathable cotton dust bag; avoid plastic covers which trap humidity and breed mold

Protect your item with a high-quality water-repellent spray before its first wear

Why choose leather ?

Leather is a premier natural material

It offers an unmatched blend of luxury, protection, and longevity.

Incredible Longevity

A true investment piece that, when properly maintained, can last for decades

Living Material

It unique molds, softens, and adapts to your body or usage patterns over time

Breathable Comfort

Naturally thermoregulating and porous, allowing air to circulate while providing wind resistance

Beautiful Patina

It develops a richer color, unique character, and exceptional luster as it ages

Care Guidelines by Leather Type

Embossed Leather

Manufacturing & Origin:

Crafted from premium calfskin or cowhide, this leather is heat-pressed using engraved metal plates. This technical tanning process perfectly replicates exotic textures like crocodile, lizard, or python effects.

Care Instructions:

Regularly remove dust from the grooves using a soft horsehair brush. To deeply nourish the skin, apply a lightweight leather lotion, massaging gently in the direction of the grain.

What to Avoid:

Avoid thick waxes and rich balms that build up and turn white in the recessed grooves. Never expose this leather to a garment steamer, as the hot moisture can flatten and permanently erase the textured pattern.

Suede Leather

Manufacturing & Origin:

Whether it is suede or nubuck, this leather is delicately sanded to reveal a matte finish with a downy texture. It is a supple, noble material, but naturally porous.

Care Instructions:

Suede care must be done exclusively dry. Regularly brush the skin with a brass or natural crêpe brush to restore the nap. Use a suede eraser to lift away superficial stains.

What to Avoid:

Protect your piece from standing water. Strictly avoid leather milks and greasy polishes, which flatten the fibers and permanently ruin the velvety texture. Waterproofing is mandatory.

Patent Leather

Manufacturing & Origin:

This smooth leather is coated with a protective lacquer poured at a high temperature. This exclusive process gives it a unique mirror shine and natural water resistance.

Care Instructions:

Clean the surface using a soft, slightly damp cloth. Use only a specialized patent leather oil or milk to revive its original shine without leaving streaks.

What to Avoid:

Never apply a traditional nourishing cream, as it will dull the glossy finish. Store your items in individual dust bags: patent leather easily absorbs dark pigments through simple contact (color transfer).