When it comes to maintenance of leather jackets, "oil" has the following three benefits.
It nourishes the leather
- Softens the leather
- Creates some water repellency
I have been working with leather jackets for over 20 years.
I would like to tell you about oil maintenance from the perspective of a professional who has touched and worked with leather every day.
There are three main things you absolutely must be careful about when storing your leather jacket.
They are humidity, dryness, and ultraviolet rays.
As the rainy season begins and the days get hotter, you may be thinking that it is time to put your leather jacket away. It is time to put away your leather jacket.
We will tell you how to store your leather jacket from a professional's point of view and what you should never do when storing your leather jacket.
Even if you take good care of your leather jacket, there are times when it gets stained from sudden rain or spilling a drink on it.
This time, we will explain how to remove stains from STRUM's leather jackets using STRUM's signature product, "Burning dyed".
The more you wear a leather jacket, the more it becomes familiar with your body and grows into your own unique piece of clothing.
Some people have worn their jackets for more than 10 years while maintaining them, making them a one-of-a-kind item.
Have you ever found that your leather jacket has grown mold when you try to wear it when the season for wearing leather jackets arrives?
We will explain how to remove mildew from your leather jacket from a professional's point of view.
