How to Care for Genuine Crocodile Leather

A Complete Guide to Cleaning, Conditioning & Storage.
"Genuine crocodile leather is made to last. With proper care, it will retain its natural beauty, flexibility, and distinctive character for years to come. This guide explains how to clean, care for, and store it properly."

HOW TO CARE FOR CROCODILE LEATHER/.
- Apply a small amount of premium conditioner formulated for exotic leather twice a year to help nourish the leather and maintain its natural beauty.
- If the leather gets wet, allow it to air-dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Once almost dry, apply a light coat of conditioner to restore flexibility.
- Avoid conditioners containing wax, silicone or animal oils, as they may darken the leather, reduce breathability, or damage its natural finish. Always apply conditioner to a soft cloth first, never directly onto the leather.
- Store the product empty and lightly stuffed with tissue paper to help maintain its shape.
- Keep in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity. Do not store in sealed plastic bags, as genuine leather needs to breathe.
- Avoid contact with alcohol, solvents, household cleaners or furniture polish.

HOW TO CLEAN CROCODILE LEATHER/.
- Wipe the surface gently with a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth for regular cleaning.
- For stains, use a cleaner specifically formulated for exotic leather. Apply gently with a soft cloth or sponge using circular motions.
- Wipe away any residue with a clean damp cloth, allow the leather to dry completely, then apply a light coat of exotic leather conditioner if needed.

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID/.
- Animal oils or fats - May darken the leather, cause unpleasant odours, and affect its natural structure.
- Wax - or silicone-based conditioners – Can leave residue and reduce the leather's breathability.
- Direct heat - Never use a hair dryer or place the leather near heaters or direct sunlight.
- Plastic bags - Store in a breathable dust bag rather than sealed plastic.
- Alcohol or harsh chemicals - Avoid household cleaners, furniture polish, and solvents that may damage the leather.

FAQ/.
Can crocodile leather get wet?
It is best to keep crocodile leather away from water. If it gets wet, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth and let it air-dry naturally as soon as possible. Leaving it wet for too long may cause water stains or marks.
How often should I condition crocodile leather?
We recommend caring for your crocodile leather once or twice a year using a conditioner made for exotic leather. You can also take it to professional leather care service for professional cleaning and care.
Can I use regular leather conditioner?
We do not recommend using regular leather conditioners. Always choose a conditioner specially formulated for exotic leather to help preserve the leather's natural finish and texture.
How should I store a crocodile leather handbag?
Store your handbag in a dust bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep a silica gel packet inside to help prevent moisture and mould, and lightly fill the bag with tissue paper to help it keep its shape.
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