Product Care

1. Mix: Dilute a small amount of mild detergent (like dish soap) in warm water
2. Clean: Gently wipe the surface with the soapy cloth/sponge
3. Rinse: Thoroughly rinse with clean water
4. Dry: Immediately dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spots
5. Buff (Optional): If any streaks or spots remain, buff the surface gently with a clean/dry microfiber cloth to restore its shine
6. Maintain: Clean regularly to preserve the surface's appearance

Do not use abrasive cleaners, scrubbing pads, steel wool, or harsh chemicals as they can damage the PVD coating. Preventing the buildup of dirt and grime helps maintain its appearance and prolong its lifespan.

1. Surface Cleaning: Gently wipe off dust and dirt with a soft cloth
2. Spot Cleaning: Dampen a cloth with warm water and mild leather cleaner/saddle soap. Clean the area gently in circular motions (Excessive scrubbing can damage the leather)
3. Rinse: Wipe off excess cleaner with a clean/damp cloth
4. Dry: Pat dry with a soft cloth and let air dry completely
5. Maintain: Apply a thin layer of leather conditioner using a soft cloth (Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for best results)

The leather comes heavily waxed, some of which may rub off for the first few months of use. (This is normal and will not affect the color of the belt)

Vegetable-tanned leather is susceptible to water stains and should be kept away from excessive moisture. If the belt gets wet, gently pat it dry with a soft cloth and allow it to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources. The lifespan of the leather varies depending on the level of use and air humidity.