Leather Care Guide

Caring for Your Leather

Environment Matters

Leather is a natural material that becomes more beautiful with time. With simple, consistent care, it will maintain its comfort, texture, and appearance for years to come.

To preserve the quality of your leather, place furniture away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and air conditioning vents.

Maintaining a stable indoor temperature and humidity level helps prevent drying, fading, or cracking over time.

Natural Characteristics

Each piece of leather is unique. Variations in color, grain, and texture are natural and contribute to its character.

Subtle markings such as wrinkles, healed scars, or tonal differences are not imperfections — they are part of genuine leather’s authenticity.

Everyday Care

Gently dust or wipe with a clean, dry cloth on a regular basis
Use a soft brush attachment when vacuuming
Address spills promptly by blotting with a clean cloth
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners

Protecting Your Leather

Limit prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
Avoid contact with sharp objects or pet claws
Keep away from household chemicals and dyes (such as denim transfer)
Do not use steam cleaning

Handling & Use

Rotate seating areas to promote even wear
Smooth and reshape cushions as needed
Lift furniture when moving — do not drag or push
Avoid sitting on arms or backrests

For Stains

Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For light cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild, neutral soap. Gently clean from the outer edge toward the center, then wipe with a clean damp cloth and dry thoroughly.