CARE GUIDE

Leather Maintenance Guide

Keep your leather looking its best for years to come.

Simple care tips to protect, clean and maintain your sofa

Top grain leather is one of the most durable and long-lasting upholstery materials available. With simple care - promptly cleaning spills, dusting monthly, and conditioning once a year - your leather sofa can last a lifetime. While it comes at a higher initial cost, top grain leather offers exceptional long-term value and is an excellent choice for families seeking beauty, durability, and comfort.

DAILY CARE

Keeping It Looking Great

Regular care goes a long way in maintaining the look and feel of your leather.

Dust weekly with a soft, dry cloth
Keep away from direct sunlight
Avoid placing near heat sources

CLEANING

Clean Gently

For light cleaning, keep it simple and gentle

Use a slightly damp cloth
Wipe gently, don't soak
Dry immediately with a clean cloth

CONDITIONING

Keep Leather Soft & Supple

Conditioning helps maintain softness and prevents drying or cracking

Apply every 6 - 12 months
Use a leather-specific conditioner
Test on a small, hidden area first

WHAT TO AVOID

Protect Your Investment

For longevity and to protect your sofa, do not use

Harsh chemicals or cleaners
Baby wipes or alcohol-based products
Excess water
DIY solutions like vinegar or household cleaners

All leathers have natural markings, which are a sign of quality. Lower-grade hides are often sanded to remove these markings, making the leather thinner. The photos above show common markings in quality aniline-dyed or pigmented leather. Pigmented leather hides more markings due to the use of pigments instead of transparent aniline dyes.