A cleaning guide: a lesson on leather goods care

Autumn and winter are dry, and leather needs extra care.
During the year-end cleaning,
Don’t forget the chair and sofa that are always with you.

Why do chairs/sofas need regular maintenance?

High-quality leather seats or sofas tend to accumulate dust after long-term use. Not only does it affect appearance, but it also combines with sebum and moisture, gradually penetrating the protective layer, making subsequent cleaning more difficult. In addition, strong light combined with winter air conditioning and heating can easily cause the skin to lose its shine, harden, and develop fine lines.

High-quality leather has a naturally soft feel and texture, excellent breathability, and a delicate texture. It is recommended to perform care every three months. Regular maintenance effectively replenishes leather oils, prevents cracking and aging, thereby extending the seat’s lifespan and keeping it as comfortable as ever.

How to clean the dermis gently and effectively when it gets dirty?

Step 1: Determine the type of stain

Step 2: Deep cleansing

Use cleaning solution with a sponge.
Foam off the cleaner and evenly wipe the leather surface in circular motions. High-contact areas such as seat cushions, armrests, and headrests can be cleaned twice. Wipe off excess foam and stains with a clean, soft cloth, let it sit for 30 minutes, then let the leather air dry.

Step 3: Nourishing care

Take an appropriate amount of care solution and use it with a clean, soft cloth. Evenly wipe the leather surface until fully absorbed and forming a breathable protective film. For frequently touched areas, wipe twice to enhance the care effect. Then, a soft cloth is used to gently polish the leather surface. It further helps prevent stains and cracking, keeping the leather soft and lustrous for a long time.