WHY SHOULD I CARE FOR MY LEATHER UPHOLSTERY
Why should we care for our leather upholstery?
Be it a sofa, car seats, jackets, bags or saddles your leather needs some vital TLC so it remains soft, supple and looking great!
Just like our own skin if we don't clean and moisturise leather it can quickly begin to look dry and cracked, it can also fade if we don't condition it on a regular basis.
Its vital the leather is cleaned before conditiioning (just as you would wash your hands before applying handcream)
Different leather types basically fall in to 2 categories:
Aniline (absorbent leather)
Pigmented Leather (non-absorbent leather such as the type of leather upholstery you see on car seats)
Aniline leather requires a balm or cream packaged within a jar as its more intensive and easier to apply to the surface, we have a great range of conditioners for Aniline Leather
Pigmented leather is more suited to a liquid conditioner packaged within a bottle as it will flow over the surface easily whilst moisturising the pigment to keep it supple, we have a great range of bottled liquid conditioners for pigmented leather
Just like our own skin if we don't clean and moisturise leather it can quickly begin to look dry and cracked, it can also fade if we don't condition it on a regular basis.
Its vital the leather is cleaned before conditiioning (just as you would wash your hands before applying handcream)
Different leather types basically fall in to 2 categories:
Aniline (absorbent leather)
Pigmented Leather (non-absorbent leather such as the type of leather upholstery you see on car seats)
Aniline leather requires a balm or cream packaged within a jar as its more intensive and easier to apply to the surface, we have a great range of conditioners for Aniline Leather
Pigmented leather is more suited to a liquid conditioner packaged within a bottle as it will flow over the surface easily whilst moisturising the pigment to keep it supple, we have a great range of bottled liquid conditioners for pigmented leather
