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Leather Care Tips
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| Fine leather from Drish: |
| Leather we make is from fallen animals, no animal is killed for skin.
Each skin is as unique as you and therefore no two skins are exactly the same in grain pattern. As yet no man made material has all the properties of Mother Nature's creation leather. Some scratches or marks are integral part of natural skin and therefore, proof of genuine leather, unlike synthetic material.
Responsibly produced leather is gentle on environment and biodegradable. |
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| Storing Leather: |
| Remember that leather is a natural material and should never be stored in plastic because it encourages the growth of mildew and bacteria that will ruin the leather. Always store leather in a cool, dry place away from heat. |
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| Removing Stains: |
| Fresh stains from things such as blood and food can be cleaned up quickly with a damp cloth. Stains from oil or grease can be lifted by grinding ordinary blackboard chalk, sprinkling the area, and leaving the powder on for a twenty-four hour period. |
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| Wet Leather: |
| An important key to keeping leather in top-notch condition is to treat wet leather before it has a chance to dry. Remove any dirt, mud or other stains with a cleaning agent, then condition while the pores are still fully responsive. |
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| Protection: |
| Moisture barriers are extremely crucial in preventing rain or other liquid hazards from damaging leather. Stiffness and spouting will happen if leather isn't protected beforehand. There is a drawback in protecting leather with a moisture barrier product. They tend to fill in the pores with greasiness that makes cleaning, conditioning, and polishing difficult, but it's a necessary process to ensure leather isn't destroyed. Periodically apply a moisture barrier and allow it time to penetrate and dry before using your leather item. |
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* In stating the above mentioned ,we cannot claim to serve in any better but an advisory capacity and can undertake no liability.
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