DIN EN ISO 11640 (grey scale level 1-5) - 50 tours dry ≥ 3; 20 tours wet ≥ 3; 20 tours perspiration pH 8 ≥ 3
Flammability
DIN EN 1021 Part 1+2 - Passed
Light Blocking
Complete
Lightfastness
DIN EN ISO 105-B02 (WBS-level) - = 3
Maintenance
For everyday cleaning, it is sufficient to occasionally dust off the leather with a feather duster or a dry dust cloth. Stains can be additionally cleaned with a damp terry cloth. Not too wet! Dry the darkened area with a hair dryer to avoid remaining water marks. Always practice a cleaning test in a hidden area! Be especially careful with lighter leather. For difficult stains, it is always better to contact a specialist first. Damage can easily occur due to improper cleaning attempts. For regular treatment of Aniline leather we recommend Aniline Cream. The Aniline Cream prevents stains and dirt and keeps the leather soft and smooth. Older leather and leather which is regular exposed to sun or near a fireplace should additionally be treated with Aniline Protector. The Aniline Protector provides the necessary moisturizing of dry leather and prevents fading. Depending on the strain, heat, and light intensity, the leather should be sparingly maintained every three to twelve months
