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Article: Characteristics and care method of Noblesse calf leather, Veau Epsom leather, German shrink

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Characteristics and care method of Noblesse calf leather, Veau Epsom leather, German shrink

Characteristics of Noblesse Calf and German Shrink

This is genuine leather provided by Perlinger, a famous, long-established tannery that has been producing leather in Germany since 1864.

Perlinger combines the technology and experience of leather tanning that it has cultivated for over 150 years with modern manufacturing methods to provide a stable supply of high-quality leather. Not only is the tannery high quality, it is also environmentally friendly, and has earned a high reputation from top brands around the world.

The leather has a distinctive pattern on its surface. Because the surface is covered with pigment, water does not easily penetrate the leather, and it is relatively resistant to dirt and abrasion.

The aging process is less severe than with Pueblo, so we recommend it to those who want to maintain the same texture for a long time.

Features of Veau Epsom

This is embossed leather from male calves. Due to its luxurious texture, it is a highly popular material that is often used in high-end brand items.

It is durable and water-resistant, and is resistant to scratches and scuffs, so it is a material that does not deteriorate easily over time. It does not age as much as Pueblo or Buttero, so it is recommended for those who want to use it with the same texture for a long time.

 

Daily care

The leather is very resistant to dirt and water, so it doesn't require much maintenance.

For regular maintenance, simply wipe with a dry, soft 100% cotton cloth.

When the leather becomes dry, apply a small amount of colorless cream to a cloth, rub it in well, and apply it to the product in a circular motion. Then, gently wipe the product dry with a soft cloth.

When and how to care for your pet

Generally, no maintenance is required, but please take care of it in the following cases.

1. Summer season

2. If it gets wet due to sweat or rain

3. If the leather becomes dry

For 1 and 2, humidity is the problem.

If leather is left in a humid state, the following problems may occur, so please be careful.

・Mold grows

・The dye from the leather transfers onto banknotes and clothes.

We recommend the following three maintenance methods:
It is best to follow the order 1→2→3.

1. Brushing

Brushing is effective in removing dust from leather and dirt that has accumulated in the pores of the leather. There are various types of brushes, but we recommend horsehair, which has moderate hardness and fineness. They are also reasonably priced and easy to obtain.

It may be a hassle, but if you use oil or cream before brushing off the dirt, it can cause the dirt to set, so it's best to do it carefully without being lazy.

You can also purchase the brushes on Amazon .

Pueblo Brushing

2. Dry wipe

Place a dry, soft cloth on the grain (leather surface) to wipe off any moisture.
Although it is not visible to the naked eye, moisture from sweat or rain adheres to the leather, so the idea is to absorb it with a cloth.

It is best to lightly stroke or press lightly rather than scrubbing.

The thing to pay attention to is the fabric material. Choose fabric made of 100% cotton, not synthetic fibers. Be careful, as synthetic fibers can damage the leather.

You can purchase it anywhere, but you can also buy it from MUJI, Amazon , etc.

Pueblo Dry Wipe

3. Apply cream

Only apply this when the leather is dry. Applying cream to damp leather will not moisturize it properly.

Also, apply cream during the dry winter season or about once a year . After applying the cream, wipe it dry again. Please be careful not to apply too much cream as it can cause blemishes.

If possible, it is best to purchase a cream specifically for leather, but a colorless shoe care cream can also be used instead.

For leather specifically, we recommend the following two products:

1) Ranapar

A staple item that all leather lovers have. A 100% natural leather treatment made from beeswax and jojoba oil. Made from only natural materials, it has no unpleasant odor. A versatile treatment that protects leather, adds shine, and even makes it water-repellent. Simply dab the product lightly on the included sponge to bring out the shine and revive the leather. It can be used on any color, not just small items like wallets, but also shoes and bags! It can also be used to care for vinyl and synthetic leather, and has a wide range of uses, so it's convenient to have one at home .

You can purchase it at home improvement stores and also on Amazon .

Lanapar

Buttero care instructions Lanapar

2) Mink oil

It is characterized by being an animal oil that blends well with leather. It is rich in oil, which makes the leather soft and smooth. Like Lanapar, it improves waterproofing and water resistance. The wax coating also prevents dryness and scratches.

Another attractive feature is that the ingredients easily penetrate deep into the leather, making it softer.

It has a slight smell and stickiness, so the trick is to apply it thinly and widely, being careful not to apply too much. Be sure to wipe off any excess oil after application to avoid unevenness. Try it on an inconspicuous area to get the hang of it.

This is recommended for intermediate to advanced users who are accustomed to caring for their hair, or those who have their own style that changes over time.

This can be purchased at specialty stores or on Amazon .

Mink Oil

We hope you enjoy growing it.

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