Learn to Protect and Nourish

With the right care, leather stays supple, clean, and pleasant to use for longer. In this collection, you’ll find products to protect and nourish leather, so your sofa, chair, or accessory is less likely to dry out, discolour, or absorb stains. Practical for everyday use and ideal if you want to keep your leather looking neat without a complicated routine.

Protect and nourish leather for everyday care

Leather is a natural material and reacts to light, heat, dry air, and intensive use. By cleaning, nourishing, and protecting it regularly, you keep the material in better condition. A nourishing product helps prevent drying out and keeps the leather supple. A protective layer makes the surface less sensitive to moisture, skin oils, and dirt.

This helps prevent leather from feeling hard, becoming dull, or wearing faster in places that get a lot of use, such as seats, armrests, and backrests.

When should you choose nourishing and when should you choose protection?

Not sure which product you need? Use this simple guide:

• The leather feels dry or stiff - choose a nourishing product.
• You want to repel stains and everyday dirt more effectively - choose a protective product.
• The furniture hasn’t been treated for a while - start by cleaning it, then combine nourishing and protection.
• You use the furniture intensively - care for it more often, especially dining chairs and sofas.

The right order for proper leather care

For the best result, work in steps. First clean the leather with a suitable product from the clean leather collection. Then apply a nourishing care product. Finish with a protective product if you want extra protection against stains and wear.

This way, you build up the care gradually and prevent dirt from being trapped under a caring layer. Looking for a complete overview of suitable products? Also take a look at the leather care collection.

Practical use tips

• Always test a product first on an inconspicuous area.
• Apply a thin layer; two light treatments are better than one thick layer.
• Use a clean, soft cloth and work in gentle circular motions.
• Let the leather dry properly after treatment before using it again.
• Preferably do not place leather furniture directly next to a radiator or in bright, direct sunlight.

Which products suit your situation?

For regular care, a combination of cleaning, nourishing, and protection is usually enough. If you’re dealing with damage, scratches, or worn areas, extra restoration may sometimes be needed. In that case, you can also look at repair and restore leather.

If you already use products from this brand or want to stay within the same line, the Oranje collection is a logical place to continue browsing.

Choice guide by use

• Sofa or armchair - choose regular nourishing care and extra protection on armrests and seating areas.
• Dining chairs - focus on protection against stains, grease, and everyday contact.
• Leather accessories - use sparingly and work with small amounts of product.
• Older leather - start with a gentle cleaning and then choose a nourishing treatment.

FAQ about caring for leather

How often should I nourish and protect leather?

That depends on use. Furniture you use every day can be treated a few times a year. With intensive use or dry air, more frequent treatment may be needed.

Can I nourish and protect on the same day?

Yes, usually. First clean the leather, then apply the nourishing care product and let it soak in properly. After that, finish with a protective product if it suits the material.

Is this suitable for all types of leather?

Not every product is suitable for every type of leather. Always check the label and test first on a small, inconspicuous area. Careful handling is especially important with open, matte, or sensitive leather types.

What should I do with stains or built-up dirt?

Start with a suitable cleaning product from the clean leather collection. Only then use a nourishing or protective product. This ensures you treat the leather in the right order.

What if the leather is already damaged or worn?

For light signs of use, care often still helps a great deal. If there are cracks, bare patches, or clear damage, also look at repair and restore leather for a more suitable solution.