Routine Maintenance is Key
Dust your chairs regularly using a soft cloth to prevent dirt buildup. For spills, a damp cloth is usually sufficient, but always remember to dry the leather afterward.
Conditioning: The Secret to Longevity
Just like our skin, leather needs moisturizing. For smooth leather, condition roughly every four to six months, and sooner if it starts to feel dry or stiff. Hair-on hide, suede, and pull-up leathers are the exception and should not be conditioned at all. Our complete leather care guide has the interval for every leather and hide we build with.
Protecting Your Investment
Avoid placing your chairs in direct sunlight, which can cause the leather to fade. If you have pets, consider using protective covers or training them to keep off the chairs.
Conclusion
With the right care, your custom leather dining chairs can remain a centerpiece in your dining room for years. Regular maintenance, combined with occasional deep cleaning and conditioning, will ensure they always look their best.
For the full picture, including cowhide, axis, springbok, suede, and tooled leather, see our complete leather furniture care guide.
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