We have the desire that you wear our lambskin coats, jackets and vests as long as possible and keep every year anew joy in our timeless classics. For this to succeed, proper care, cleaning and storage are important - because this is how the quality of the natural product can be ensured. We have therefore summarized the most important tips for fur and leather care in this small guide:
Fur is adapted to the conditions of animals in nature. Accordingly, dust and moisture can be shaken out easily. For all coarser soiling and against unpleasant odours, only professional fur cleaning by a furrier will help. Refrain from experimenting yourself to avoid damaging the fur jacket.
Suede is characterized by its soft and roughened surface. Most soiling should be treated exclusively in dry condition. To do this, let the coat dry at room temperature - not on the heater - and lightly brush out the contamination with a crepe brush. Bacon marks on collars and sleeves can also be removed in this way. Grease stains can be treated with special
leather cleaning sprays. For this purpose, it is best to proceed according to the instructions for use
and rub the leather surface with a cotton cloth.
Note: After purchasing a Wunderfell coat made of suede, this
may initially lose a slight abrasive dust due to the manufacturing process.
However, the fine leather dust can be easily removed, for example, with a lint roller or vacuum cleaner. However, we recommend that our customers initially style the coat tone-on-tone until the dust has dissolved and no longer leaves any residue on the clothing.
Nappa leather is characterised by its smooth and shiny surface and is a popular material for making waistcoats, jackets and coats. The sealing makes garments made of leather comparatively insensitive to dirt. If necessary, however, this can be easily removed with the help of a special leather washing soap. However, water stains should not remain on the surface for any length of time, otherwise unsightly marks may appear on the leather. Simply wipe damp nappa leather with a cotton cloth and leave to dry at room temperature.