Store leather pieces in a breathable dust bag, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Maintain their shape with soft tissue or unprinted paper. Avoid plastic storage, which can trap moisture and damage the leather over time.
Yes, vintage leather can often be restored. For minor dryness, use a high-quality leather conditioner. For structural issues or significant wear, consult a professional leather specialist experienced with luxury items.
Condition sparingly. Once or twice a year is typically sufficient, depending on climate and usage. Over conditioning can soften structure and alter the finish.
Avoid household cleaners, baby wipes, alcohol, and excessive water. These can strip protective finishes and cause permanent discoloration.
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