Many people will encounter such trouble, that is, at the beginning to spend a lot of money to buy brand-name bags or leather goods, after a period of use will become dirty and messy, it is not clean enough. Although there are cleaning shops that offer cleaning services, it can be frustrating to spend money again. Many people in this situation will try to wipe with a wet towel, but some stains are difficult to remove, and may eventually choose to abandon. However, proper care for high-end leather goods includes regular cleaning, keeping them dry, and storing them properly to avoid sun exposure.

Different kinds of leather goods require different care methods, because each leather has its own unique characteristics and needs. The following is an introduction to several common leather goods and their care methods:

1. Leather goods (cowhide, sheepskin, etc.)

Clean: Gently wipe the surface of the leather with a clean, soft cloth and avoid direct contact with the leather with water. Remove stains regularly with a professional leather cleaning solution.

Maintenance: Use suitable leather maintenance oil, apply on the surface of the leather, keep the leather soft and shiny.

Avoid: Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun, high temperature, humid environment and intense friction.

2. Crocodile leather

Clean: Gently wipe with a soft cotton cloth to avoid direct contact with moisture. Remove stains with a professional leather cleaner.

Care: Use care products suitable for crocodile skin, and regularly apply care oil to keep it shiny and soft.

Avoid: Avoid sun exposure, moisture, scratches, and heavy crushing.

3. Cashmere leather goods

Clean: Use a soft brush to gently remove dust and stains from the surface.

Maintenance: Use a cashmere brush regularly to remove stains from the surface of the pile and keep it fluffy and shiny.

Avoid: Avoid direct contact of liquid with leather goods and avoid excessive exposure to sunlight.

4. Leopard/snake print leather goods

Clean: Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth to avoid excessive friction.

Care: Use suitable leather care products to keep the leather soft and colorful.

Avoid: Avoid sun exposure and avoid using overly irritating cleaners.

5. Suede/suede leather goods

Clean: Use a suede brush to gently wipe the stain and avoid direct contact with wet water.

Care: Use a suede brush to remove stains from suede and keep it shiny and soft. Professional suede conditioner can be used.

Avoid: Avoid wet environment and intense friction.

In short, different kinds of leather goods need special care, according to their characteristics to choose the appropriate cleaning and maintenance methods to ensure the long-term beauty and life of leather goods.

How to deal with moldy leather goods

When different types of leather goods experience mold problems, the treatment methods will be different. The following are mildew treatment recommendations for different leather goods:

1. Leather goods

Remove the mould-affected leather goods from a ventilated and dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Use a clean, soft cloth to gently wipe the moldy area to remove any surface mildew.

To test in an inconspicuous place, gently wipe the moldy part with a solution of vinegar and water (1:1 ratio), then wipe it clean with a clean, damp cloth. This method helps to remove mold and eliminate odors.

Use a professional mold remover for leather goods. For details, see the product description.

2. Crocodile leather

Similarly, remove the mould-affected alligator skins from a dry, ventilated area.

Gently wipe the moldy area with a soft cloth dampened with a small amount of alcohol, then wipe it clean with a clean, damp cloth.

Be careful not to use too much alcohol, so as not to damage the texture of the leather.

3. Canvas leather goods

Place moldy canvas leather goods in a sunny, well-ventilated place to dry. Sunlight helps kill mold.

Use a soft brush to gently remove moldy areas, then wipe with a damp cloth.

For serious mildew problems, consider using a canvas mildew remover, but be careful to follow the product instructions and application methods.

4. Leather goods

Store moldy leather goods in a ventilated and dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the moldy part, then wipe it clean with a clean, damp cloth.

For leather goods with heavy mold, consider using a professional mold remover, but follow the product instructions.

No matter what kind of leather goods, it is necessary to treat the mold problem gently and avoid damaging the surface of the leather with too drastic methods. If you have concerns about how to deal with moldy problems, it is best to consult a professional leather care shop or brand for advice to ensure that your leather goods are properly handled and cared for.

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