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Taking care of your
leather product is a rather essential to make sure it maintains the longevity
and overall appereance that naturally comes from being a leather product. These
are some of important tips to take care of your leather goods:

            KEEP IT CLEAN

            To clean your leather product, use a
soft and dry cloth to remove any sort of dirt or dust, and wipe your product
regularly. For more stubborn spots, use a leather cleaning product that is
specifically made for leather goods and read its instructions carefully. Apply
the cleaner to a clean cloth
and rub it to the affected area, try to rub it with circular movements. Important, to avoid using chemicals,
chemical products, or excessive water as they can damage the goods.

            CONDITION THE LEATHER

            In its nature, leather needs to stay
moisturized, especially to prevent itself from cracking or drying. Apply a
leather conditioner or leather balm to your leather goods regularly. Again read
the instructions of the product carefully and apply it with a clean soft cloth.
Conditioning enables leather to keep its natural oils and maintain its premium
properties.

            PROTECT IT FROM MOISTURE

            Leather is very susceptible to water
damage, so it is rather important to defend it from excessive water to keep it
from moisture. Definitely avoid it from rain and spills. If it gets wet, gently
rub the area with a clean cloth and allow it to dry naturally. Important,
avoid using a hairdryer or any external heat source as it can make the leather
crack or shrink.

            AVOID EXTREME TEMPERATURES

         
 Leather can be affected by extreme heat or
cold. Avoid leaving your leather product in direct sunlight or a hot car in
summer as it can lead to fading. Similarly, extreme cold can crack the leather
or make the leather brittle. Store your leather in a cool, dry place that is
away from such direct heat sources.

            USE IT

            Leather hugely benefits from regular
use as it keeps the leather supple and prevents it from drying out. Avoid
storing your leather goods without using them, as it would most probably lead
to stiffness and creases.

            HANDLE WITH CARE

            Be gentle with how you use your leather product in daily
life to prevent unnecessary wear or tear. Avoid overstuffing it with cards,
cash and coins, as it can strain the leather and slowly change its shape. If
you are using and carrying too many items, consider a larger wallet or carry a
separe cardholder.

            STORE IT PROPERLY

            When you are not using your leather
product, try to maintain it in a dust bag or a protective pouch. This helps
prevent dust accumulation and protects it from scratches or any other damage
from outside. Avoid storing them in plastic bags as they can trap moisture
inside them.

You can examine if a
product is a genuine leather or not by examing the item through these
conditions.

            Examine the Texture

         
 Genuine leather has a rough or grainy
texture that is unique to it. Also, it might have wrinkles, and little
variations in color and texture, these imperfections are actually an indicator
that the material is original.          

            Smell the Wallet

           Real leather has a special natural
scent to it, if a product smells plastic-like or chemicals it is most likely
that that product is made out of synthetic materials.

            Look for Visible Pores

         
 Animal hide tends to contain visible pores
on its surface. These pores do not have a scheme or a consistent pattern. These
are clear indicators that the product is genuine leather.

            Check the Edges

Observe
the edges of the product where the cutting is made. After the cutting process,
genuine leather will have rough, somewhat primal, and unfinished edges as it is
very difficult to achieve a perfectly smooth cut with natural leather.

Bend
and Flex the Wallet

            The nature of leather is normally flexible and bending
would not be a problem. If the material is unnaturally stiff and unable to
bend, it is most likely to be a synthetic product.

            Do Not Forget to Research the Brand

            After these steps, if you still have
doubts about the product’s originality, research the brand and its reputation.
The comments and overall performance of the brand would reflect its quality.