The Ultimate Guide to Leather Bag Care Part II
Read Part One of the Ultimate Guide to Full Grain Leather Bag Care here.Leather ConditioningIf we can give our customers only one piece of leather care advice, that will be…
Full grain leather bag care and maintenance tips.
The Ultimate Guide to Leather Bag Care Part I
Though your V.T. full grain leather product is built to take a lot of abuse, you will greatly extend its usable life by taking proper care of it, even pass it on to…
How to Repair Leather Bag Yourself
Some bag repairs can be done at home given the right tools and instructions. Listed below are two hardware issues that can be fixed relatively easily. If you happen to…
How Often Should You Condition Your Leather?
While tough as nails, just like human skin, leather needs proper care, regular cleaning and conditioning to help keep the fibers flexible and strong and prevent it from staining,…
How to Clean and Remove Stains from Leather Bags
Over time your new leather bag can get dirty and grimy. It is always recommended to use specialized leather cleaning products to clean it, but a mild soap or dishwashing liquid can work…
heavy oil tanned leather
Vintage Leather Odor Care
Due to its porous nature, leather can soak in strong smells from body sweat, perfume, smoking, food, etc or inherently from the leather tanning process. In my personal opinion, if…
Oil Tanned Cowhide Leather Basics and Maintenance
The leather product you have received is made using oil tanned cowhide leather. The oil tanned leather falls into two categories: light oil tanned and heavy oil tanned. Most of…
Oil Tanned Cowhide Leather Introduction
Tanning is one of the many processing steps (but undoubtedly the most crucial step) involved in converting raw hides or skins into finished leather that is more durable, flexible and less…
Leather Bag Repair Tips
Fixing Your Leather Bag Some repairs do not require special tools. It is not too…