Apply a water and stain protector to your leather jacket to prevent water spots or stains. Prevent damage to your jacket by protecting it with an odorless, colorless aerosol protective spray before you wear it.

 

   Hang your jacket on wide, padded hangers so the leather maintains its shape. This also forces any wrinkles to drop naturally from your garment. Store the leather jacket in a breathable garment bag and avoid allowing it to stay in a plastic dry cleaning or storage bag.

 

   Allow your leather jacket to naturally air dry if it becomes wet. Avoid blow dryers, heat vents or other heat sources during the drying process.

 

   Condition your leather jacket if it becomes dry or cracked. Check with your professional leather cleaning speacialist for the best product to use on your jacket. 
                       

                           Things You’ll Need:
                    Water and stain protector 
                    Wide, padded hangers 
                    Leather conditioner 
                    Cleaning sponge

                    Breathable garment bags 

 

   Remove salt deposits and other stains from your leather jacket as soon as possible. Wipe the leather with a damp sponge and allow the jacket to air dry.

 

   Send your leather jacket to a professional leather cleaning specialist once a year. Remove the plastic cleaning bags before you store your jacket for extended periods of time.