CARE GUIDE

Worried about dirt on napped leather!
Brush in all directions to remove dirt; finish by brushing in one direction.
How to make leather last
Basics of storage and of handling mold, water, heat, and sunlight to make leather goods last, explained with test results and insights into leather's nature.
It got wet and now there's a water stain!
Use plenty of water to lift the dirt and oil behind the stain
Are you polishing your shoes properly?
Are you polishing your shoes properly?
Daily care: antibacterial care is the new normal for leather fans – antibacterial measures
Brush the entire bag to remove dirt and dust. Put your hand inside the bag to hold it firmly, and brush carefully along the seams as well.
I got a scratch somewhere it really shows!
Repeat several times and it works even on deeper scratches
The golden rule: don't let dirt build up! Basic care
Wiping leather with water—something many consider taboo. Even Yasutomi, who advocates the method, once believed water was leather's worst enemy.
My bag has lost its shape and looks worn out
Picture the original shape and fix warping and shrinkage by hand
Leather item care: 10 techniques you can use right now
From ink on a wallet to frayed belt edges and mold on leather gloves: ten maintenance techniques you can use right away for common leather troubles.