There are many types of leathers used for garments. Some of these are sheepskins, suede, grain leather and chamois leather. A Wide range of leather products ensures that the consumers have a varied choice of inexpensive garments. However unlike other fabric garments, suede and leather products can not be cleaned using standard cleaning methods.ase

Leather products can not be washed in water or dry cleaned in solvents in the same way as fabrics can and thus a specialist cleaning facility is required. Therefore it is essential that in the event of a garment becoming highly soiled cleaning is not attempted at home. It is important to ensure that if garment become wet then they are allowed to dry naturally. Here is a simple care guide:
- Allow garments to dry naturally
- Avoid storing leathers in damp and humid conditions onleather dry cleaner.

Masking materials are used on leather garments during manufacture to hide imperfections in skins such as bite marks. Be prepared for some of this masking to be removed in cleaning process. Furthermore manufactures use skin of different animal for garment make up and in cleaning process this difference can occasionally be accentuated.
Be aware of dry cleaning adhesives which are used during manufactureyou would like to  to glue linings etc. Some of these adhesives dissolve in dry cleaning solvents, seeping through to outer surface to leave dark shaded areas.
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