Leather Goods

Leather is a natural material that develops character over time, forming a unique patina with use. With simple and consistent care, its qualities can be preserved and refined through the years.

1. Water protection

Remove dust and light dirt regularly using a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, apply a leather-specific cleaner gently in circular motions, avoiding harsh chemicals or excessive moisture that may affect the finish.

2. Cleaning

Remove dust and light dirt regularly using a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, apply a leather-specific cleaner gently in circular motions, avoiding harsh chemicals or excessive moisture that may affect the finish.

3. Conditioning

Over time, leather may lose moisture and flexibility. A light application of conditioner helps maintain its natural balance, restoring softness and preserving its character when applied evenly and removing any excess.

4. Heat & sun exposure

Prolonged exposure to heat or direct sunlight can dry out leather and alter its natural tone. Keep away from strong sun and direct heat sources to preserve its structure and finish over time.

5. Natural wear & patina

With time, leather naturally develops a patina that enhances its depth and character. Small marks and variations are part of this evolution and contribute to its unique appearance.

6. Heat & sun exposure

Prolonged exposure to heat or direct sunlight can dry out leather and alter its natural tone. Keep away from strong sun and direct heat sources to preserve its structure and finish over time.

Alpaca Textiles

Our alpaca blankets are crafted for everyday comfort, combining natural softness with added durability. With minimal care, they maintain their warmth, texture and refined feel over time.

1. Routine care

Shake out your blanket regularly and allow it to air between uses to maintain freshness and preserve the softness of the fibers.

2. Cleaning

Dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the structure and softness of the blend.

3. Drying

Avoid tumble drying, direct heat or hanging while wet to prevent distortion of the fibers.

4. Storage

Store folded in a cool, dry place inside a breathable cotton bag when not in use, avoiding plastic covers that can trap moisture and affect the fibers over time.