Every hide has its own grain, texture and natural markings, so no two pieces are exactly alike. 

As leather is exposed to light, touch and everyday use, its colour, texture and finish can gradually change. This natural process is known as Patina, giving each piece its own character over time.

Gently remove surface dust with a soft, dry cloth. If your leather gets damp, allow it to dry naturally at room temperature, away from radiators and direct heat. 

Avoid excessive rubbing, soaking or over-conditioning.

Keep it out of direct sun
Avoid leaving your wallet in direct sunlight for long periods.

Never leave it on the dashboard
Cars can become extremely hot. Avoid leaving your leather wallet on the dashboard or inside a hot car.

Watch out for humid pockets
If your wallet becomes damp from sweat or humidity, let it air-dry naturally.

If something spills, gently blot the area with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can push the liquid further into the leather. Let it dry naturally at room temperature, away from direct heat.

Once dry, avoid using household cleaners or home remedies to remove the mark.

Real leather is durable, but how it is used and stored can affect how it looks and feels over time.

Keep your leather away from excess moisture, heat and prolonged sunlight, and avoid unnecessary treatments. With a little care, it can last for years.