Flair – Black Leather Coat with Shearling Hood

Description

• Outer Shell: Real Leather
• Style: Coat
• Leather Type: Sheepskin
• Lining: Polyester Lining
• Closure Style: Front Zipper Closure
• Collar Style: Coat Collar
• Cuffs Style: Zipper Closure
• Pockets: 2 Zipper Slash Pockets and 2 Concealed Pockets
• Color: Black
• Removable Hood

DO’S

1. Clean Gently: Use a damp cloth or sponge to wipe off dirt and stains. If needed, use a leather cleaner that’s suitable for your jacket’s type.
2. Condition Regularly: Apply a leather conditioner to keep the leather moisturised and prevent it from becoming dry or brittle.
3. Store Properly: Hang your leather jacket on a padded hanger to maintain its shape. Store the jacket in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
4. Air Dry Wet Jackets: If your leather jacket gets wet, let it air dry naturally at room temperature. Avoid using direct heat sources, which can damage the leather.
5. Use a Soft Brush: Use a soft-bristle brush to remove dust and dirt from seams and creases.
6. Wear It: Regularly wearing your leather jacket can help prevent stiffness and maintain its suppleness.

DON’TS:

1. Don’t Overexpose to Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can fade the colour and damage the leather fibres.
2. Don’t Use Harsh Cleaners: Avoid using harsh chemicals, alcohol, or solvents, as they can strip the leather of its natural oils.
3. Don’t Store in Plastic Bags: Never store your leather jacket in plastic, as it can trap moisture and cause mould growth.
4. Avoid Extreme Heat: Keep your jacket away from direct heat sources like radiators and fireplaces, as heat can cause leather to dry out and crack.
5. Don’t Overload Pockets: Avoid putting heavy objects in your jacket pockets, as this can distort its shape over time.
6. Don’t Ignore Stains: Promptly address stains with a suitable leather cleaner. Ignoring stains can make them harder to remove later.
7. Avoid Over Conditioning: While conditioning is important, excessive use of leather conditioner can leave a residue and make the leather greasy.
8. Don’t Ignore Professional Help: If your jacket has stubborn stains, major damage, or needs restoration, consult a professional leather care expert.