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We recommend spraying your garment with Tana 16 (always use a non-silicon
based spray – do not spray your garment with a leather footwear
protector). |
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Small natural flaws in the leather can be worked with your fingers
to minimize; the natural oils in your skin when rubbed into the garment
work to buff the leather. |
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If
your leather garment gets wet, hang to dry on a padded hanger in a
well ventilated area. |
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If your suede or shearling garment gets wet, hang to dry and once
dry, use a clean wash-cloth (no fabric softener in it) to brush the
suede against the nap. |
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Clean
your leather garment periodically with clean damp cloth. |
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Soil
marks on suede and shearling garments can be removed as follows: sprinkle
baking soda on the mark, leave for 24 hours and brush clean. |
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Store
your leather garment in a fabric bag, not plastic, as the garment
needs to “breathe”. |
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Do not store in or near direct sunlight. |
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