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Washing sheepskin jackets

Astrofransisco

New Member
Hi everyone,
i'm using this thread to ask a question regarding the maintenance of my Schott B3 257S that I got 3 years ago (let's say it's new).
They tell me that it doesn't require maintenance but to me these "drier" and lighter areas make me think that they can only get worse as time goes by. I always wear it as soon as the temperatures allow it (sometimes even if it's not too cold because it's my favorite jacket), even in the car while I'm driving and this could have caused excessive wear on the leather.
What can I do to make it more like "new" or delay its "aging"?

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Thank You!

Francesco
 

Smithy

Well-Known Member
That's how those jackets age. Looks perfectly fine. If you want you can use a leather conditioner like RM Williams Saddle and Leather Dressing or Peckards which will darken the outside shell somewhat. Usually this isn't permanent.

If it was me I'd condition it and keep using and enjoying it.

Welcome to VLJ BTW.
 

Astrofransisco

New Member
That's how those jackets age. Looks perfectly fine. If you want you can use a leather conditioner like RM Williams Saddle and Leather Dressing or Peckards which will darken the outside shell somewhat. Usually this isn't permanent.

If it was me I'd condition it and keep using and enjoying it.

Welcome to VLJ BTW.
Thanks Smithy!!

Francesco
 
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