Every useable item has limitations to utilize and improper use can make the life of product shorter and even some times the product harms the user. If the product is used in proper way and according to the provided instructions this make easy the life and also ensure the long life of product.
For this the instruction manual should be ready provided by manufacturer.
Under are some instructions which should be cared about while using the products. For further information kindly contact us accordingly.

LEATHER & LEAHER PRODUCTS CARE:
Leather is a significant part of clothing for motorcyclist. Leather needs great care so that its long life can be ensured. There are four main stages which can be categorized as under:

Cleaning Leather:

This is the first step and makes use of a cleaner. Cleaner is used because it helps to preserve all the natural lubricating oils that can be stripped off in the process. The chosen cleaner should not leave any kind of greasy residue behind because if the residue is left behind then the leather can be easily attacked by the bacteria. That can make the leather easily breakable. Before applying any item to the leather first the cleaner has to be cleared by dampened cloth. Most famous cleaning product is the nubuck cleaning because of its ability to clean and restore the leather back to its original form.

 Conditioning Leather:

This is not a necessary step and is used occasionally. Conditioners contain fats and oils that can provide necessary lubrication and replenishment to the leather.  Petroleum by-products must be avoided because they can damage the leather.

Polishing Leather:

Polishing is done to provide glossy finish to the leather. Some polishing agents may contain coloring factors that can brush off the things and clog the pores drying out the leather.

Protect Leather:

Rain or other liquids can damage the leather resulting in spouting and stiffness. Therefore there is a need of some kind of moisture barrier. But moisture barrier has its own drawback. They make cleaning, conditioning, and polishing very difficult by filling in the pores with greasiness. Moisture barrier should be applied periodically. 

Removing Mildew from Leather:

Mildew can be removed by using a mixture of rubbing alcohol and water. Besides this, mild soap and water containing a germicide can also be used.

Wet Leather items:

Best way to create good quality leather is by carrying out treatment always on wet leather before it dry. All the dirt stains or any kind of mud must be removed with a cleaning agent so that the pores again become fully functional. Leather should always be dried away from any kind of heat.

Storing Leather Products:

Leather should never be stored inside a plastic because it is a natural material and therefore there can be ruined by the growth of bacteria and mildew. Leather must be stored in a cool and dry place. A garment type of leather must be stored in a breathable bag.

Removing Stains from Leather:

Stains that are fresh can be removed easily using a damp cloth. Stains from any oil or grease can be removed by sprinkling the grinded ordinary blackboard chalk, over the stained area for a twenty-four hour period. After that powder can be brushed off simply. It is easy to remove fresh stains but the ground-in stains have to be attended by a professional cleaner dealing with the leather.

Apparel made of Cordura:

•    Set the washing machine settings to a regular, cold water cycle.
•    Add a mild laundry detergent that does not contain chlorine or bleach. Both of these products can discolor the Cordura fabric and break down the fibers, causing rips, tears and holes.
•    Remove the garment from the washing machine. Air dry the item or dry it on a low heat setting.

Upholstery, Backpacks And Luggage made of Cordura:

•    Pretreat any stains by spraying a laundry-stain remover or dry-cleaning solvent on the stain. Allow it to soak into the fabric for at least an hour.
•    Combine 8 oz. of warm water with 1 tbsp. of a bleach- and chlorine-free laundry detergent in a spray bottle. Swirl the bottle to mix.
•    Spray the cleaning solution onto the Cordura item. Use a soft- to medium-bristled cleaning brush to work the cleaning solution into the fabric.
•    Dampen a soft cloth with cool water. Squeeze to remove excess moisture. Wipe down the item to remove soap residue.
•    Air dry the Cordura item.

KEEP IN MIND WHILE WASHING CORDURA PRODUCTS:

Apparels: Wash on low temperatures setting using mild detergent, Luke warm wash, Either air dry or dry on low setting. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners. Can be dry cleaned. Press only on shiny uncoated side of fabric with a warm iron.
Upholstery/Backpacks/Luggage: Soil may be removed with spray cleaner or detergent and water. Do not bleach. Oil or grease should first be treated with a dry cleaning solvent followed by a spray cleaner or detergent and water