Piel de melocotón y cuero de ante

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

The beauty ritual for radiant skin!

Step 1: clean and/or pre-treat


a. Regular maintenance cleaning: your peach-skin leather needs gentle cleaning. Weekly dry cleaning with the Brass Brush will remove superficial stains or dust.


b. Stain removal: For deep stains, you can turn to specific products such as Terre de Sommières for greasy stains.


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

Brass Brush
Terre de Sommières
Omnidaim

Step 2: Feeding


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


Reviver Spray or;
Colorless Renovetine
Light brown Renovetine (SPICE color)
Dark brown Renovetine (COCOA color)

Step 3: Protect


Waterproofing: to be done – very – regularly on suede leather, every two weeks. Spray waterproofing spray at 20 cm with a high content of fluorinated resin to leave a water-repellent layer that will protect against bad weather and dirt (minimizes but does not prevent deep stains or color transfers such as raw denim, hydro-alcoholic gel, etc.).

Waterproofing Spray
Invulner Saphir