It is a treatment applied to the skin so that it repels water instead of absorbing it. It is the basis of the protection, and the additional protective layer reinforces it on the surface.

First, the water-repellent treatment works on the leather itself. Then, an additional protective layer safeguards the surface. Together, they prevent water from penetrating during normal use and help prevent stains.

No. It is designed for light rain, splashes, and everyday moisture, not for deep puddles or submerging it in water.

Air-dry them in a well-ventilated place, away from direct heat sources such as radiators or hair dryers.

You can clean them dry with a soft brush or, if necessary, with a little warm water.

No. To preserve the treatment, avoid soap, hot oil, and alcohol.

With use and cleaning, it naturally decreases. Caring for them as we recommend helps maintain it for longer.

It retains its natural suede appearance. Slight variations in tone are characteristic of leather.

It isn’t necessary to start using them. If you’d like to strengthen the protection over time, write to us and we’ll advise you.