We always recommend seeking professional cleaning services to ensure the integrity of the leather is maintained.

Hang your garment in a cool, dry place and avoid damp or humid areas to prevent mold and mildew. Use a padded hanger to preserve the shape of the shoulders and prevent wrinkles in the material.

Use a padded hanger to maintain the leather jacket's shape.

Avoid water exposure: If your suede item does get wet, gently dab off the water with a dry cloth immediately.

If the suede gets wet, it may darken temporarily but should return to its original color after drying. We recommend gently brushing it with a suede brush once dry.

Heat: Keep away from intense or direct heat sources. Avoid drying your suede garments with a hair dryer or any heat source, as this may cause the leather to dry out and crack.

Color transfer: Avoid contact between suede and light-colored clothing, as suede dye may transfer.

Periodically, have your jacket professionally cleaned by a dry cleaner experienced in handling leather. Avoid over-cleaning, as frequent treatments can strip away the leather’s natural oils.

Keep your jacket protected from rain. If it gets wet, let it air dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Never use a hair dryer or any other heat source, as this can lead to cracking and permanent damage.

For light stains: act quickly, prompt treatment helps prevent stains from setting. Use a leather-specific cleaner, but always test it on a small and hidden area first.