Peachskin Leather & Suede Leather

Origin Italy. Full-grain cowhide, gummy suede. Slightly nubuck appearance and velvety feel. Its surface has been sanded and brushed for a long time to obtain this very soft and delicate peach skin finish. The tanning process is light and reveals skin imperfections. More delicate than other types of leather, it must be used with care and requires a certain amount of maintenance which must be regular.

The beauty ritual for luminous skin!

Step 1: Clean and/or Detach


a. Regular maintenance cleaning: Your peach-skin leather needs to be cleaned gently. Weekly cleaning with the dry brass brush will remove superficial stains and dust.


b. Stain removal: For stubborn stains, you can turn to...
specific products such as Sommières clay for greasy stains.


c. Deep cleaning or restoration: you can proceed with cleaning
complete and intense thanks to the Omnidaim lotion supplied with a brush to remove ingrained stains and even out the leather (to be done on the whole bag and not on one area).

✓ Brass Brush
✓ Sommières Earth
✓ Omnidaim

Step 2: Feed


Hydration: After cleaning and brushing, it's time to regain a silky touch and revive the tinted pigments of the leather! Nourish your peach, nubuck skin
or suede by spraying the Reviveur Spray or Renovetine.


✓ Reviving Spray or;
✓ Colorless Renovetine
✓ Renovetine light brown (SPICE color)
✓ Renovetine dark brown (COCOA color)

Step 3: Protect


Waterproofing:
a religion to be practiced – very – regularly on suede leather, every two weeks. Spray the Waterproofer from 20 cm away
high fluorine resin content to leave a water-repellent layer that will protect
weather and dirt (minimizes but does not prevent deep stains)
or color transfers such as raw denim, hydroalcoholic gel, etc.).

✓ Waterproofing
✓ Invulner Sapphire