Terms of Service
Terms of Service
We offer worldwide shipping to bring our premium leather products to you. For major cities, we partner with DHL Express or USPS for fast and reliable delivery. For locations not serviced by these couriers, we use the Indian Postal system. All orders are trackable online and require a signature upon delivery to ensure secure arrival.
Once your order has been shipped, we will send you an email with your tracking number for easy tracking.
Please note that customs duties, quarantine charges, inspection fees, and other similar charges are outside of our control. These taxes and duties vary depending on the destination country and must be paid directly by the buyer. They are not included in the ordering process.
Our logistics partners do not deliver on weekends, holidays, after office hours, or during other special times.
If, for any reason, your area is inaccessible to our logistics partners, we will issue a refund.
How to Tell if Leather is Genuine
When shopping for leather goods, distinguishing between genuine leather and synthetic alternatives like faux leather can be tricky. Faux leather often imitates the look of real leather but lacks the same texture and durability. Here are a few simple tests to help you tell if leather is genuine:
1. The Moisture Test
Place a drop of water on the leather. If itās genuine, the water will quickly absorb into the material, as leather has natural pores that absorb moisture. Faux leather will typically repel the water and cause it to roll off. However, this test should be done carefullyādonāt saturate the leather, as excess moisture can cause damage.
2. Smell Test
Genuine leather has a distinct, earthy aroma, often compared to wood or natural materials. Synthetic leather, on the other hand, has a chemical or plastic scent. If the item has a strong chemical smell, it's likely faux leather.
3. Care Label
Check the care label inside the product, usually found at the back of the collar or lining. The label should indicate the materials used in the item, including whether itās made of genuine or faux leather. While care labels are helpful, some companies may mislabel their products, so this shouldnāt be your only method of identification.
Tips for Taking Care of Your Leather Jacket
- Proper Hanging: Store your leather jacket on a wide, padded hanger to prevent stretching or distortion.
- Avoid Plastic Covers: Never use plastic covers for your jacket, as they can damage the leather.
- Water Protection: Keep leather away from water to preserve its natural oils. If it gets wet, let it dry naturally, away from heat sources.
- Mink Oil: If the leather starts to lose its shine, you can apply mink oil to restore its luster and enhance its appearance.
- Frequent Oiling: Regular oiling helps maintain the leatherās suppleness, improving its lifespan and overall look.
By following these simple tips, you can keep your leather goods in top condition for years to come.
