Storage
Preserve the shape by using padded hangers when drying, storing or just hanging your garments overnight.

Never cover your garments in plastic.

Store your leather in a cloth garment bag, as leather and suede need to breathe.

Store your garment in a dust-free, ventilated closet.

Care When Wet
Blot dry your garment with a wet towel and allow it to dry at room temperature away from any source of heat.

Pressing
Most wrinkles will fall when left in a steamy bathroom.
When pressing use a dry iron set at a low temperature with brown wrapping paper used as a press cloth. Press lightly and quickly to prevent from overheating and shining.

General Wear
Whenever possible a scarf, worn inside the neckline, will keep hair and body oil away from the leather collar.

Dry Cleaning
Dry clean only when absolutely necessary and only by a professional leather cleaner. Professional Leather Cleaners use products that contain special cleaners and oils to clean and condition while matching the leather type.

If you need to dry clean two-piece leather and suede outfits (i.e. vests and pants or skirt) clean all the pieces together to ensure that the tones continue to match.