| Full grain leather |
Use a dry cloth to remove normal dirt. If it is very dirty, first remove it with a neutral cleaner. After that, apply a neutral type cream thinly and evenly to give gloss, and at the same time, nourish the leather. |
| Tanned leather |
Since it easily absorbs water and oil, it has the property of easily causing stains. While you can enjoy aging that changes colors while you use it, it is also important to prevent it from getting dirty with a tanned leather cream or protective spray even when it is new. In addition, general cleaners and creams will stain, so if you want to use them, choose an eraser type cleaner. |
| Enamelled leather |
A leather surface is coated with a synthetic resin such as polyurethane. It is strong against water. On the other hand, it is vulnerable to cold and heat, and cracks may occur. Remove dirt with a general cleaner, wipe it off, apply a special cream for enamelled leather and polish it with a soft cloth. |
Nubuck leather,
suede leather,
velour leather,
buckskin |
Brushed leather is easy to get dirty because dust enters between the hairs. In addition, it is weak against rain, so it may lose color when getting wet. It is necessary to prevent it while it is new with a protective spray for brushed leather. Use a special brush to remove dirt, and use an eraser type or natural rubber type cleaner to remove dirt when dirt is hard to remove. |
