New Blog Post From Colourlock Discusses How Leather Clothing Needs Care And Repair

London, UK, DEC 5, 2015 – In order to educate consumers about the care of leather, Colourlock (www.colourlock.com) has just published a new blog post entitled 'Cleaning, Repair and Care of Leather Clothing.'

The article discusses how ‘Leather clothing will get dirty with use, so one needs to understand how to wash or clean away each type of leather and stain.'

The article states that ‘Many top grain leathers such as motorcycle leather suits and jackets have a pigmented protective coating to make them waterproof, increasing their resistance to fading and staining. These are easy to recognise, as moisture will not sink in and darken the leather. Minor scuffs and wear can easily be repaired.'

“With Colourlock Leather Fresh, we recommend always protecting and nourishing these garments with Colourlock LEDER FEIN Leather Care & Waterproofing Oil,” stated a Colourlock spokesperson. “Using a minimum dose of twice a year to prevent cracks and stains.” 

The article further discusses how 'Open Pored Top Grain Leather (aniline) is dyed through but the surface isn’t coated in order to retain their ‘natural-skin’ softness, flexibility, warm touch and exclusive looks. Moisture will sink in and darken them. These types of leather clothing should be treated with Colourlock Aniline Cream every 2-3 months to prevent water stains.'

The article discusses much more, including details such as leather repair and protection.

Colourlock UK and Ireland provides trusted professional leather cleaning services for most leather items, especially furniture and automobile fittings. The company uses proprietary cleaning solutions that are gentle to leather but tough on stains.

To read the article, visit www.colourlock.com.