Proper care can help maintain the appearance, feel, and condition of your leather jacket over time. Because leather is a natural material, gentle cleaning, proper storage, and protection from excessive moisture and heat are important.
1. Keep Your Jacket Clean
For everyday dust or light dirt, gently wipe the leather with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Avoid aggressive scrubbing, which may affect the surface or finish.
2. Avoid Excess Water
Leather should not be soaked or washed with water. If your jacket becomes wet, gently blot excess moisture with a clean cloth and allow it to air dry naturally at room temperature.
Do not use a hair dryer, heater, radiator, or other direct heat source.
3. Use Leather Cleaner Carefully
When deeper cleaning is needed, use a cleaner specifically designed for the type of leather used in your jacket. Always test any cleaning product on a small, hidden area first.
Avoid household detergents, bleach, alcohol-based cleaners, and harsh chemicals.
4. Condition When Needed
A suitable leather conditioner can help maintain the leather’s feel and appearance. Apply a small amount according to the product manufacturer’s instructions.
Over-conditioning should be avoided, as excessive product may affect the leather’s appearance or texture.
5. Store It Properly
Hang your jacket on a wide, sturdy hanger to help maintain its shape.
Store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
6. Avoid Plastic Storage Bags
For longer-term storage, use a breathable garment cover rather than a sealed plastic bag. Leather benefits from ventilation, while trapped moisture may affect its condition.
7. Protect From Direct Sunlight
Extended exposure to strong sunlight may gradually affect the color and finish of leather. When not in use, store your jacket away from direct sunlight.
8. Keep Away From Perfumes & Chemicals
Avoid spraying perfume, hairspray, deodorant, or other chemical products directly onto the leather. These products may stain or affect the surface finish.
9. Handle Stains Carefully
If a spill occurs, gently blot it with a clean, absorbent cloth. Do not rub the stain, as this may spread it further.
For significant, oily, or difficult stains, consider using a professional cleaner experienced with leather garments.
10. Caring for Suede or Nubuck
Suede and nubuck require different care from smooth leather. Use products and brushes specifically intended for these materials and avoid applying standard leather creams or conditioners unless the product is specifically suitable.
11. Avoid Machine Washing
Unless the individual product’s care label specifically states otherwise, do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean your leather jacket using standard garment-cleaning methods.
Always follow the care instructions provided with your specific jacket.
12. Let Leather Breathe
After wearing your jacket for an extended period, allow it to air naturally before storing it. This can help prevent unwanted odors and moisture buildup.
Quick Leather Care Checklist
DO:
✓ Use a soft, clean cloth
✓ Air dry naturally if wet
✓ Use leather-specific care products
✓ Store on a wide hanger
✓ Keep in a cool, dry environment
✓ Follow the jacket’s individual care label
AVOID:
✕ Machine washing
✕ Direct heat
✕ Prolonged sunlight
✕ Harsh cleaning chemicals
✕ Sealed plastic storage
✕ Excessive water
Need Help With Your Jacket?
If you’re unsure about the appropriate care method for your Arvion Leathers jacket, contact us before applying a cleaning or conditioning product.
Email: support@arvionleathers.com
Phone: +1 (214) 204-1157
Live Chat: Available 24/7
Typical Response Time: Within 24 hours
Arvion Leathers is operated by Arvion LLC, registered in Houston, Texas. Our products are manufactured and fulfilled in Karachi, Pakistan