Don't load pockets with heavy or bulky items, which could tear seams.- Hang leather coats and jackets on thick or padded hangers to keep the shoulders in shape. Some commercial stain removers can be absorbed and leave a mar.- Plastic bags tend to dry out or discolor leather.Copyright © 2005 Jane Lake All Rights Reserved. Home remedies include gently rubbing at minor stains with a pencil eraser or rubbing alcohol (these methods work only on finished leather; test on the inside facing first, to be sure the leather will not be marred). Use a cotton garment bag for off-season storage, or hang coats as usual, draping a tea-towel over the shoulders to deter dust.- Avoid pressure-sensitive labels (the stick-on type)as the gummy residue left behind by these labels can stain or ruin the finish on leather.- Professional cleaning is best for stain removal.- Leather naturally repels water but, for gaming Chairs additonal protection, look for an environmentally friendly repellent product to help prevent absorption of water and body oils. It's best to avoid silicone-based repellents which retard leather's ability to "breathe. The leather may stiffen slightly but should soften again after wearing."- Let wet leather garments dry in well-ventilated areas, away from heat

Today, gloves are a stylish and practical accessory to compliment your busy lifestyle. Like any other high quality accessory, your gloves need to be treated with care if they are to retain their naturally pleasing appearance. We hope the following wholesale gaming Chairs guidelines will prove helpful in keeping your fine gloves and leather handbags looking their best.Caring for and preserving leather products is a simple process and one that is always worth the results. A few simple tricks that can be used will not only enhance the appearance of your leather gloves and accessories, but also extend their life.When putting on a glove, please try and avoid pulling by the cuff, as it pulls the glove out of shape and can strain the fine stitching. One should fold back to top of the glove cuff and carefully insert the fingers, smoothing each one gently downwards towards the base f the finger, ensuring each finger fits smoothly inside the glove.

To remove a glove, one should gently pull the glove from the top of each finger and thumb, sliding it off gently, a little at a time.Unfortunately for practical reasons, gloves are often rolled or pushed into pockets, and as a result can possibly lose their shape and good appearance. Any article of quality clothing needs to be cared for. Accordingly, we recommend that after use, you should always gently pull your gloves back into shape and, where practical, store them laid flat. This will help them to keep their good appearance. If by any chance your gloves do become damp or rain spotted, carefully smooth them into shape and lie them down on a towel to dry naturally. Never dry your gloves in direct sunlight, or on a radiator, or use any form of artificial heat, as this may cause discolouration and hardening of the fine leather.Gloves may be dry cleaned by an experienced specialist leather dry cleaner.Wipe the dust off regularly.

 Dust acts as sandpaper to leather, cutting away at the finish with every movement you make. You don't need to use a special cloth or brush for this, an old rag or towel will do.If you have leather to help them last longer, when you are still wearing them rub in some leather cream to feed the leather, just as you would if you were putting on hand cream. This is particularly good if they have dried and become stiff after getting wet.If you get leather lined leather gloves they will not stretch as much as an unlined leather gloves. Leather lined gloves are not completely waterproof and are not usually washable. You can wipe them clean as recommended above. However, leather lined gloves can be lovely to use and mould to your hand shape.If none of the above methods seems to work, you can try a solution of 1/2 cup of white vinegar and 1/2 cup of water. This is especially good for removing spots caused by sugar or alcohol.