Leather

Keep the leather dry and away from prolonged contact with sweat. Dust regularly with a soft duster, a dry non-abrasive cloth or a vacuum brush. Blot spills and grease straight away with an absorbent cloth or paper towel. Work in gentle circles from the outside of the mark towards the centre, dab rather than rub, and dry at once. Never use a leather cleaning solution on aniline leather: it wears away the protective finish. Keep water and other liquids out of the regular routine. Never use soap, toothpaste, perfume, nail polish, make-up remover, ointments or lotions, or any chemical, oil, detergent, bleach, alcohol or solvent: they dry the leather, strip its protective finish and can cause peeling, cracking and discolouration. Keep the sofa at least 50 cm from heaters and other heat sources, and out of direct sunlight and strong light, to protect its colour. Take care with strongly dyed clothing such as dark denim, and with buckles, zips, keys and toys, which can mark the surface. Condition the leather every 3 to 6 months with a leather protection cream made for aniline finishes; professional-grade leather care products are recommended.

Keep the leather dry and away from prolonged contact with sweat. Dust regularly with a soft duster, a dry non-abrasive cloth or a vacuum brush. Blot spills and grease straight away with an absorbent cloth or paper towel. Work in gentle circles from the outside of the mark towards the centre, dab rather than rub, and dry at once. Never use a leather cleaning solution on aniline leather: it wears away the protective finish. Keep water and other liquids out of the regular routine. Never use soap, toothpaste, perfume, nail polish, make-up remover, ointments or lotions, or any chemical, oil, detergent, bleach, alcohol or solvent: they dry the leather, strip its protective finish and can cause peeling, cracking and discolouration. Keep the sofa at least 50 cm from heaters and other heat sources, and out of direct sunlight and strong light, to protect its colour. Take care with strongly dyed clothing such as dark denim, and with buckles, zips, keys and toys, which can mark the surface. Condition the leather every 3 to 6 months with a leather protection cream made for aniline finishes; professional-grade leather care products are recommended.

Keep the leather dry and away from prolonged contact with sweat. Dust regularly with a soft duster, a dry non-abrasive cloth or a vacuum brush. Blot spills and grease straight away with an absorbent cloth or paper towel. Work in gentle circles from the outside of the mark towards the centre, dab rather than rub, and dry at once. Never use a leather cleaning solution on aniline leather: it wears away the protective finish. Keep water and other liquids out of the regular routine. Never use soap, toothpaste, perfume, nail polish, make-up remover, ointments or lotions, or any chemical, oil, detergent, bleach, alcohol or solvent: they dry the leather, strip its protective finish and can cause peeling, cracking and discolouration. Keep the sofa at least 50 cm from heaters and other heat sources, and out of direct sunlight and strong light, to protect its colour. Take care with strongly dyed clothing such as dark denim, and with buckles, zips, keys and toys, which can mark the surface. Condition the leather every 3 to 6 months with a leather protection cream made for aniline finishes; professional-grade leather care products are recommended.