Prices in Pakistan, Leather

Leather Care Tips

Keep the leather pores free from dust particles. Wipe completely with a soft rag, preferably once a week.

Please clean the leather with gentle cleaner. Preferably once a month if the furniture is used daily. Don't rub! Sponge gently until all grime and stains are absorbed.

Use only guaranteed products, Common cleaning materials and chemicals can cause severe damage and costly repairs. When regularly cleaned and re-protected as recommended by Magic Seal, you can enjoy your leather for a long time keeping your piece of mind.

Please Don't place your furniture too near a radiator or a similar source of heat. Make sure that there is a minimum difference of 20-30 cm between your furniture and your heat source.

Please protect your leather furniture from direct sunlight.

Tip: Always test any product in an area that is out of sight to check for discoloration or any change to leathertexture.



Some Brief Guidelines:

Although often made of the same materials as shoes, handbags, personal accessories, luggage and belts require a minimum of care, because they don't take the kind of beating shoes do.

Dirt can usually be wiped off leather and exotic skin bags and personal accessories with a clean, barely moist cloth. Saddle soap is not recommended, as it may remove the natural oils. A leather cream used sparingly enriches gloves and accessories; if it's a transparent cream, there's no danger of rubbing off on clothes.

A brush raises the nap and removes dust from suede items. New suedes are subject to"crocking", which means suede dust may rub off on hands and clothes. Crocking can be minimized by rubbing any new suede bag or accessory vigorously with a terry towel.

If suede or leather gets wet or rainspotted, empty the item, stuff it with tissue and let it dry at room temperature. After suede dries, brushing it with a terry towel will restore its appearance.

Umbrellas when wet should be dried open. Never store an umbrella when wet...chances of mildew are great!

Handbags and luggage or synthetic materials can be wiped clean with soap and water. Patent finishes on leather or synthetics also wipe clean.

New fabric handbags, luggage or personal accessories can be treated with a spray-on stain repellent. Spot removers will pick up surface dirt.