Lakandula topics
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Lakandula keeper orientation
Jomar CorreaThere are two-ways on how to seal the keeper on your Lakandula belt for the buckles that has the swivel on the edge. First one is using the 2 solid...
Lakandula keeper orientation
Jomar CorreaThere are two-ways on how to seal the keeper on your Lakandula belt for the buckles that has the swivel on the edge. First one is using the 2 solid...
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Lakandula color
Jomar CorreaOur leather belts are available in a range of colors, making them suitable for different pairing occasions. We offer the 2 kinds of Black and Brown color in our Lakandula...
Lakandula color
Jomar CorreaOur leather belts are available in a range of colors, making them suitable for different pairing occasions. We offer the 2 kinds of Black and Brown color in our Lakandula...
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Hand-dyed in Black (Teacore effect)
Jomar CorreaThe full grain vegetable tanned leather is hand-dyed on the top grain with a thin layer of black dye to achieve a teacore effect in the years of usage. The...
Hand-dyed in Black (Teacore effect)
Jomar CorreaThe full grain vegetable tanned leather is hand-dyed on the top grain with a thin layer of black dye to achieve a teacore effect in the years of usage. The...
Leather care guide
How to take care and prolong the life of your leather products:
- Keep it dry: Avoid exposing your full grain vegetable tan leather to moisture and water. If it is exposed to water, wipe it off with a dry cloth immediately.
- Use a leather conditioner: Leather conditioning helps to prevent cracking and fading. Apply a high-quality conditioner periodically to keep the leather soft and supple.
- Store it properly: Store your leather items in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This will help prevent the leather from fading or becoming dry and brittle.
- Avoid excessive heat: Keep leather items away from sources of heat like fireplaces and heaters. Exposure to heat can cause the leather to dry out and become brittle.
- Clean it regularly: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean your leather items regularly around every 4-5mons of daily usage. Avoid using harsh detergents or chemicals, as they can damage the leather.
- Avoid scratches and scuffs: Full grain vegetable tan leather is prone to scratches and scuffs. Avoid bumping or scraping the leather against hard surfaces.
