Leather craftsmanship

Good leather needs less intervention than most people imagine. A little attention, given at the right time, protects its natural character.

Start with the material

Full-grain leather keeps the strongest part of the hide intact. Its surface changes with light, touch and travel, developing a patina rather than wearing out anonymously.

Care, without overdoing it

Wipe dust with a soft dry cloth. If the leather feels dry, use a small amount of suitable conditioner and test it on a hidden area first. Let it rest naturally away from direct heat.