The Colourlock Leather and Fur Wash Concentrate is suitable for washing almost every kind of leather; this can be done in the washing machine at a low temperature (under 35℃), the same as for wool.

Only use the delicates or wool program and do not exceed 35°C (95°F). Suitable for all suede and grain leather, such as jackets, coats, shirts, trousers, folklore costumes, motorcycle clothing and gloves. Also ideal for leather/textile-combinations.

Depending on garment size add ⅓ – ½ bottle to the machine.
Motorcycle suits or large coats will need one whole bottle. Heavy soiling: soak for 1 hour and pre-treat with a soft brush dipped in concentrate.
Wash with the delicates or wool program at no more than 35°C (95°F). At the end of the wash-cycle, only spin for about 30 seconds.
Remove the wet garment, shake and stretch out the folds. Hang or lay the wet garment on a towel at room temperature away from sun or heat. This can sometimes take several days, depending on the leather…but it’s worth it.
Important: Never dry in a drier or with heat!
After drying, the leather fibres will be stuck together. Pull and stretch the garment into shape in all directions and, if needed, cold tumble dry (inside out), for about 15 - 30 minutes. Do not use heat. Nubuck and suede should be brushed with a soft brush.

Application areas: Bags & Accessories, Leather Clothing

For: Aniline leather, Pigmented leather, Pull Up leather, Semi-aniline leather, Suede and nubuck leather

Before washing please note:

Heavily soiled garments or greasy collars, cuffs etc. should be pre-soaked in luke-warm water and the problem areas pre-treated with the Wash Concentrate and a soft brush.
With leather garments of more than one colour, or those made from a mixture of leather and textile, or with a light coloured lining, some colour-bleeding can occur.
Never wash two different garments together.
Always wash the two or three parts of a dress or trouser suit, together.
Fading and scuff marks may be hidden by the soiling and can become visible after cleaning.
On some leather types the dyes have not been fixed to the fibre. Others are coated with oils or waxes. Such garments will be clean after washing but will have a changed surface or appearance.
Loose buttons or too loosely sewn decorative applications must be removed or secured before washing.
Sheepskins with a white underside: Always cut off a small piece and use it for a test. If it becomes hard, it means the garment has been subject to a kind of tanning that is washed out in water. In which cases do not wash.

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Colourlock Leather and Fur Wash Concentrate (250ml)