Due to the nature of handcrafted furniture, there may be a difference of up to 1" inch compared to the listed dimensions. Slight variations in colour, texture, and shape may also occur for each piece which contributes to the uniqueness of handcrafted furniture.

Fabric Cleaning Codes:

• W (Water-based) -Use water-based foam or upholstery shampoo. Safe for most synthetics.
• S (Solvent-based) -Use water-free dry cleaning solvents only. Water will ruin the fabric. Common for natural fibers like cotton, linen, and silk.
• W/S or SW (Water/Solvent) -Versatile; safe for both water-based and solvent cleaners.
• X (Vacuum only) -No liquids or solvents. Only professional cleaning or light vacuuming/brushing allowed.

Pilling

Pilling is a normal characteristic of knit upholstery fabrics. Pilling occurs when loose surface fibers are exposed to friction during everyday use, causing small fiber balls to form on the fabric.

Common factors that contribute to pilling include:

• Friction between adjacent cushions, especially in frequently used seating areas
• Contact with clothing materials such as denim or other textured fabrics
• General daily use over time

Pilling is not a defect as the fabric structure, seams, and overall upholstery remain intact. Pilling is a cosmetic effect caused by normal wear and environmental factors which do not impact the comfort, performance, or durability of the sofa.

Room Temperature

It is important to keep the home and office where your furniture is placed properly humidified. Natural products such as leather require a reasonable level of temperature and humidity. Position your leather furniture away from direct sunlight, high-wattage lights, heating and air conditioning registers. These remove necessary moisture from leather that may cause additional cracks or splits.

Genuine Leather Characteristics

It is important to remember that due to its genuine features, leather has natural wrinkles as well as color and texture variations. No two pieces of leather are the same; they all have slight variances of color and grain. There are four main characteristics or “blemishes” of natural leather: scratches, wrinkles, insect bites and natural healed scars.

If one particular seat or back becomes ‘worn in’ or the seat’s firmness changes, these are normal occurrences for all upholstered furniture. In order to ensure that cushions return to their intended look, you can simply model or smooth the cushions by hand. Do not drag the sofa on rough surface, such as carpets, floors covered with blankets, etc. Slowly lift up the sofa and move it even on smooth surface. Do not jump on the sofa, or sit on the arm or back. If the sofa needs to be moved, avoid lifting from the armrest and arm pillows, the correct way to move the sofa is by lifting from the base or underside of the arms. Never move the sofa by pushing or pulling it.

Care

Following are some tips on how to preserve the look of your furniture. Furniture in daily use is exposed to various strains caused by external factors, for example body oils, perspiration, general wear and tear and color transfer from jeans.

• Maintain surface appearance and texture by gently wiping your leather once a week with a clean dry cloth or vacuum with a soft brush. This will remove dust and build-up
• Dab spills immediately using a soft cloth
• Avoid leather cleaners which use harmful chemical products
• Leather is a natural product and any stress will result in tears
• Leather has limited elasticity. This means that when stretched, it does not completely return to its original shape. Therefore, when leather furniture is used more or less intensively, the leather may become loose overtime
• Leather like any other natural material can fade when exposed to direct sunlight over a long period of time. To minimize fading, avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight
• Leather is not resistant to animals. Allowing pets on your leather furniture is not recommended. Their claws may scratch the leather which can lead to an expensive repair. Their saliva is acidic and may also harm the leather finish
• Evade stubborn stains & protect your leather by avoiding household chemicals such as detergents, window cleaners, bleach and finger nail polish, nail polish remover, glue, shoe polish, paint, and other corrosive materials
• Remove greasy spills, by gently blotting up the spill with a clean white cloth. Moisten a white cloth with water and a neutral, colorless soap and wipe the stain from the outside towards the center. Remove any residual soap with a damp white cloth, and dry the area with a clean white towel
• Do not use a steamer to clean the leather
• Please avoid any leaning, sitting or reaching over the back of the sofa. If pillow cushions are sewn to the frame, any pulling or tugging might result in a tear
• To keep your cushions looking fluffy and new, avoid sitting in one area and use the seating areas evenly