HOW TO KEEP YOUR LEATHER JACKET SOFT
Leather jackets offer a timeless look can be worn for any number of different occasions. Whether you're going out for a night on the town or just doing some errands, it's sure to keep you looking your best. While some fashion trends come and go, you can rest assured knowing that leather is here to stay. However, one of the problems faced with owners of leather jackets is having it dry out to the point where it's no longer wearable. It usually doesn't happen overnight, but after years of use the leather will slowly dry out and begin to crack. If you own a leather jacket or are thinking of owning one, keep reading and we'll reveal some simple steps to making it soft.
Before we start, it's important to realize what causes leather to dry out. The fact is that leather is made of porous animal hide that naturally absorbs moisture in the surrounding air. When it's skinned and tanned, the pores are still on the hide but they will slowly release their water content instead of absorbing it. You can expect some of the moisture from the leather to release without causing any problems, but too much will cause it to dry out.