Hydrate Your Leather (if dry)
Leather is skin, it needs moisture to stay strong and flexible. If you notice your leather goods drying out we recommend using a hydrating oil to condition the leather. Simply brush off any dust. If there's any mud stuck on the leather clean with off with a damp cloth. Then apply a small amount hydrating oil to hydrate the leather. This is very important if you're outdoors a lot where there is sun exposure on your leather goods.
Condition Your Leather
Apply a small amount of leather conditioner to seal and protect your leather goods. Then buff with a horsehair brush.
Avoid Water, Heat & Humidity
Leather is naturally water-resistant, but not waterproof. Water can cause staining, warping, or drying if not treated properly.
Do:
- Wipe off spills immediately
- Let damp/wet leather air dry
Don’t:
- Place leather by a heater or use a hair dryer
- Store leather in plastic or damp environments
- Leave leather in direct sunlight for long periods (can dry out)
Clean Gently
For everyday dirt or dust:
- Wipe with a dry, soft cloth
- For deeper cleaning, use a damp (not wet) cloth
- Avoid using soaps, alcohol, or harsh cleaners, they can damage the leather
5. Store it Right
When not in use:
- Store in a cool, dry place
- Keep it away from sharp objects that could scratch the surface
- If storing long-term, use a breathable cloth bag (not plastic)