Leather Care Guide

To maintain your leather product, keep it dry and avoid contact with damp or wet
surfaces. Do not use chemical cleaners, as they may damage the material. Handle
the product gently to prevent colour transfer and limit exposure to direct heat and
sunlight.

For cleaning, first test a damp cloth on a small, inconspicuous area to ensure there is
no adverse reaction. If safe, gently wipe the surface to clean. For best results, we
recommend consulting a professional leather care specialist for further assistance.

Winter Wear & Accessories Care Guide

Keep your winter essentials in top condition with proper care and storage. Follow these simple guidelines to ensure long-lasting quality and performance.

To preserve your jacket during off-season:

• Ensure the jacket is clean before storing to prevent fabric damage from dirt,
  sweat, or oils.

• Remove detachable fur (if any) and store it separately to maintain its shape.

• Hang your jacket on a wide hanger to retain its structure.

• Store in a cool, dry, and dark place away from moisture.

• Use a breathable garment bag to protect against dust.

• Avoid compressing your jacket into tight spaces, as this may affect its insulation.

How to Clean a Down Jacket

Always check the care label before washing.

Machine Wash

• Use a gentle cycle at 30°C with a down-specific detergent.

• Select an extra rinse cycle if available.

• Avoid the spin cycle to prevent damage.

Hand Wash

• Soak in water with a down detergent for up to 60 minutes.

• Gently squeeze out excess water (do not wring).

Drying

• Lay flat on a rack and gently fluff the down.

• Allow 24–48 hours to air dry.

• For best results, tumble dry on low heat with 2–3 tennis balls to restore fluffiness.

How to Remove Dirt & Stains

• Wipe off loose dirt or mud with a clean, dry cloth before cleaning.

• For tough stains, apply a small amount of mild or down-specific soap, leave for 10–15 minutes, then gently wipe clean.

Important: What to Avoid

• Fabric softeners and harsh detergents

• Dry cleaning (may damage down filling)

• Top-loading machines with agitators

• Spin cycles and wringing

• Storing or using the jacket while damp

Wool Coat Care

• Dry clean when necessary.

• If hand washing is allowed, use cold water and mild wool detergent.

• Air dry flat on a towel and reshape while damp.

• Use low heat with a cloth barrier if ironing is needed.

• Store with cedar chips or safe moth repellents.

Knitwear Care

• Wash gently (preferably hand wash or delicate cycle at 30°C).

• Avoid frequent washing to maintain texture and shape.

• Do not pull loose threads—trim and secure them properly.

• Use a soft brush or cold water for minor stains.

Fleece wear Care

• Use cold water and wash with similar fabrics.

• Avoid mixing with lint-producing items like towels.

• Air dry on a hanger; avoid tumble drying to prevent pilling.