How can i clean my leather jacket?

Question

The jacket is expensive leather and states that it isn't to be dry cleaned. It has a few stains on it from spilt drinks. I've tried a damp cloth but that hasn't lifted them. Any suggestions on products or specialist cleaning companys please.

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Answer 2

See if you can find some Saddle Soap and try treating the spots with that. If it doesn't work there are dry cleaners that specialize in cleaning leather.

Answer 3

you could try hanging it in the bathroom as you have a bath, the steam may clean the leather.  

Answer 4

Hi George ,

,While soap and water works fine on some upholstery leathers, it can damage other types beyond repair. For simple touchups, you can use a light cloth and a light spray cleaner to get the dust off the shell of the jacket. Most of the spray cleaners that are advertised as being fine for leather do not contain a water base, so you will be safe. If your leather jacket needs a more robust cleaning, your best bet is to take it to a dry cleaner for a professional cleaning.

Leather jackets will vary a little in the look and feel, again based on the type of leather used. Brushed leather can be cleaned effectively with the use of a mohair brush, or even an old-fashioned shoe brush. Processed leather, such as the type used for motorcycle and aviation jackets, may do fine with soap and water.

Good luck.