Belt Care Instructions
A well-made leather belt is built to last, and with a bit of care, it’ll serve you well for years to come.
These care tips will help you get the most out of your belt and avoid common causes of damage like warping, cracking, and unnecessary wear.
Here’s how to keep your Buckle belt looking its best.
Genuine Leather Belts
These belts are made from genuine leather with a protective coating. To keep them looking clean and sharp:
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth when needed
- Buff dry with a clean, soft cloth
- Store hanging from the buckle end to maintain shape
- Do not use leather conditioners, oils, or waxes as they may damage the finish
Top Grain Leather Belts
Top Grain leather belts have a smooth, coated surface that resists aging and wear. To care for them:
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth when needed
- Buff dry with a clean, soft cloth
- Store hanging from the buckle end to maintain shape
- Conditioning is not required and may affect the finish. Avoid using leather care products
Full Grain Leather Belts
Made from the highest quality natural leather, these belts will soften with wear and develop a beautiful patina over time. To care for them:
- Spot clean with a damp cloth and buff dry
- Condition occasionally with a small amount of neutral leather conditioner
- Always test in an inconspicuous area first
- Avoid over-conditioning. A little goes a long way
- Wipe off any excess conditioner
- Store hanging from the buckle end to help preserve shape
General Tips
- Keep your belt in a cool, dry place
- Avoid direct sunlight, heat, and humidity
- Don’t store belts buckled or tightly rolled for long periods
- Rotate between belts to minimise wear
- Be aware that sharp objects can scratch or damage the surface of the leather
- Ensure your belt is the correct size to reduce strain on the leather