Leather Care Advice | Guides Directory | AHF Furniture
Please read the following carefully to help keep your suite in pristine condition. Take care to dust it regularly and gently remove any spills with a clean damp cloth. Make sure not to use aerosol spray polishes, solvents, detergents, stain removers, baby wipes, petrol or any over the counter leather cleaners.
Overall cleaning should be carried out once a month but areas of heavy wear or usage, for example seat and back cushions and arm pads, will require more frequent cleaning to remove soiling before it can become too ingrained.
To ensure your suite retains its suppleness and looks, it is recommended that you use one of our specialist leather protection packs which are available to purchase in store.
Denim or other non-colourfast fabrics may transfer dye to your furniture, particularly on light leather covers. Care should be taken to avoid this. We cannot be held responsible for dye transfer as the problem lies with the non-colourfast fabric.
All leather stretches, creases and wrinkles in the first few weeks of use. This is not a manufacturing defect, but is a characteristic of leather which enhances its look and authenticity.
Leather’s natural characteristics include grain variations, insect bites, healed scars, wrinkles and veins. These are part of the natural look of the furniture.
Overall cleaning should be carried out once a month but areas of heavy wear or usage, for example seat and back cushions and arm pads, will require more frequent cleaning to remove soiling before it can become too ingrained.
To ensure your suite retains its suppleness and looks, it is recommended that you use one of our specialist leather protection packs which are available to purchase in store.
Denim or other non-colourfast fabrics may transfer dye to your furniture, particularly on light leather covers. Care should be taken to avoid this. We cannot be held responsible for dye transfer as the problem lies with the non-colourfast fabric.
All leather stretches, creases and wrinkles in the first few weeks of use. This is not a manufacturing defect, but is a characteristic of leather which enhances its look and authenticity.
Leather’s natural characteristics include grain variations, insect bites, healed scars, wrinkles and veins. These are part of the natural look of the furniture.