Savarin Executive Leather Side Chair - Wood Legs

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use a water-based cleaner or a mixture of warm water and dish soap to clean any light stains. Gently spot clean in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly by dabbing stain with clean water. Repeat as many times as needed and let air dry.
• For tougher stains, take action as soon as possible. Follow the steps above and try using a dry cleaning solvent if a water-based cleaner is not strong enough.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, lint, hair and crumbs.

Care & Cleaning:

• Use mild dish soap with a soft, damp cloth and rub gently in small circles to remove stains. Remove excess water with a clean towel and let air dry.
• Use a water-based leather conditioner to moisturize and maintain the leather’s natural oils. Apply conditioner evenly to a clean, soft cloth and rub gently in small circles to condition leather to provide protection against fading, cracking and scratches. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and let air dry. Never apply any harsh chemicals to leather furniture.

Maintenance:

• Vacuum all over every two weeks using a small upholstery attachment to prevent buildup of dust, dirt, hair and crumbs.
• Keep leather furniture indoors and avoid exposure to the sun whenever possible.