Veste en jean bleu délavé classique 14 oz, type III

Do not machine wash or soak.
Water and detergents will permanently damage the leather and wool.

1. Daily Care & Brushing

For the Leather Exterior: Use a soft-bristled clothes brush or a clean microfiber cloth to sweep away dust after each wear.

For the Wool Interior: Use a soft wire brush to gently fluff the wool if it starts to mat or flatten.

2. Handling Wet Weather

If it gets wet: Do not use a hairdryer, radiator, or direct sunlight to dry it. Heat will cause the leather to shrink and crack.

The Air-Dry Method: Shake off excess water, blot the surface gently with a dry towel (don't rub!), and hang it on a wide, padded hanger in a well-ventilated room at room temperature.

Shape: If the jacket is soaking wet, lay it flat on a towel first to prevent the weight of the water from stretching the shoulders.

3.Proper Storage

The Hanger: Always use a wide, padded wooden hanger. Thin wire hangers will create "shoulder nipples" and distort the shape of the heavy sheepskin over time.

Airflow: Never store your jacket in a plastic bag. Leather needs to breathe; plastic traps moisture and leads to mold or mildew. Use a breathable cotton garment bag or an old pillowcase with a hole for the hanger.

4. Professional care

For deep cleaning or conditioning, consult a professional leather or shearling specialist only. With time and wear, the leather will develop a natural patina, making each jacket uniquely yours.