Aftercare

Cleaning and Conditioning

Crocodile

Exotic skins have been used for many decades in the manufacture of and fashion accessories. 100% genuine crocodile leather is a very soft leather that, over the years, has achieved a lot of prestige and is considered very sophisticated. In addition, this type of leather retains its natural structure if properly preserved. It needs special care to retain its shine and softness despite the passing of the years. Mink oil will keep the crocodile skin from drying out. It’s a good idea to apply this product every so often if may even act as a water repellent . Natural oils in the leather can evaporate and cause it to dry out and become more brittle especially if the product isn’t being used daily or kept in low humidity or even high humidity environments.

Ostrich leather

Ostrich leather is a unique and precious leather, which with due care will last for generations and age beautifully. Please note your natural body oils will cause the product to darken over time with use. This shouldn’t be seen as a negative concern it only shows the product in its authentic and luxurious form. Ostrich leather is very sensitive to all types of oils. So the first thing to avoid is any type of oil-based conditioner or cleaner. Since the tanning process for ostrich leather tends to result in transparent finishes, prolonged sunlight exposure will make your leather fade over time. Moreover, heat can make your ostrich leather product dry out fast. To protect it, you need to place your product in a cool dry place as long as you are not using them and cover them with a dust bag or clean box to protect them from the dust. It’s also important to avoid situations where your items get wet or get contaminated with liquids. Seek a professional leather craftsman for the maintenance of your item if you’re unsure with how to clean the item.

Lizard skin

Lizard leather scales are remarkably water proof, and provide excellent protection from the elements. It’s even resistant to staining with that said please don’t go out manhandling your lizard leather products. Try not to take lizard leather out under excessive weather conditions, such as rain. If it does get wet, just blot up the moisture with a dry, clean soft cloth. Please make sure to Blot only don’t wipe. Wiping smears, and blot absorbs. Lightly rub in a conditioner made for reptile skins. Because lizard skin has a tendency to dry out quickly, condition the product frequently and use a light coating of conditions following the scales pattern on the skin. Apply a quality Cream that’s designed for all kinds of reptile leathers with a cotton applicator cloth. Always test in a small area wait 48 hours before applying.

 

Goat leather

Goatskin is porous material that absorbs substances readily from the environment around it. Occasionally applying a thin layer of mink oil using a cotton cloth is ideal. Now if your product gets wet, just leave it for air dry. Do not use heat you can blot with a clean white cloth leaving goat skin to do its own thing works best. The best way to clean leather is to wipe it with a damp cotton cloth and then leave it for air dry. The best way to keep it clean is also to put it in a wooden box or a breathable dust bag.

Togo calf /Nappa leather

Nappa leather is used in ultra-luxury cars for car seats. Its softness is appreciated by the car manufacturers and fashion industry too. For regular cleaning, it’s best to use a soft cloth and a mild leather cream. Avoid using oils, polish, or products containing waxes or silicone on your products as it may damage the leather. Also, do not use saddle soap, alcohol, varnish, ammonia-based cleaners, or bleach, as they may cause serious damage or discoloration. Togo leather use a high-quality, pH-balanced leather cleaner to treat the leather, then finish with a leather conditioner. When cleaning leather, it’s crucial to not saturate it and to buff lightly after applying the products. Togo leather is a very durable material, so products made from Togo leather is likely to last for many years with proper care. Togo leather is naturally resistant to water.