Leather Only Products engages the services of a staff which has been cleaning and repairing leather furniture in customer's homes for over twenty five years and during the initial years when asked how to clean and protect their leather products in the best way the cleaning facility could provide no definite response. This gap in knowledge led the team of Leather Only Products to visit the Department of Agriculture and the Smithsonion Institute in a quest for real solutions. A satisfactory solution was found and for the past twenty years Leather Only Products has been able to offer the answer to the cleaning of leather furniture and leather jacket care with its three-in-one formula Leather Only Products. This simple and easy solution will assist customers to apply leather jacket care and cleaning as well as for furniture, car seats and saddles.

Leather Only Products has a committed misssion to de-mystify the art of cleaning leather products and the facility offers the simplest process possible. Leather has a clear coat and a color coat on top of the leather and oily, silicone and petroleum based substances should not be used to maintain jackets, saddles or furniture. Most oils are harmful and do not do leather items any good and only serve to collect dust and darken the leather color. Leather jacket care also determines that soap should not be used to clean the item. Leather PH is 4.5 and soap is PH is 9.10 or 11. Cleaning with soap damages the tanning process and begins to damage the leather. For leather jacket care the leather must be cleaned because of the build up of dirt and body oils from hands and hair. The leather jacket care and cleaning solution of Leather Only Products is a simple process and the product allows no messy oil or soap build-up to harm and dull the leather.

Leather jackets have always been valued for their functional beauty and research has helped improve the quality of tanning processes and the finishing. To ensure leather jacket care a small amount of Leather Only Products - the size of a quarter - is squeezed onto a white cloth and rubbed into the leather until it disappears - and that's it! Leather jacket care is no longer a perplexing problem.