Handmade leather jackets are investments in style and craftsmanship. Proper storage not only protects them from damage but also ensures they remain supple, fresh, and wearable for years. This guide shares essential tips for safe leather jacket storage, covering ideal environments, hangers, and protective methods.

Cleaning your leather jacket after construction is an essential final step to ensure it looks polished, professional, and long-lasting. From removing dust and residue to conditioning the leather for softness, these steps help preserve both appearance and durability.

The last stage of leather jacket making is the most crucial—achieving the perfect fit. Even the best-designed jackets need final adjustments to ensure comfort and style. This blog explains how to refine sleeve length, adjust seams, resize shoulders, and make small tailoring tweaks without damaging the leather. With patience and precision, you can create a jacket that fits like it was made just for you.

Scratches are a common challenge when crafting leather jackets. Whether caused by tools, handling, or stitching, they can compromise the jacket’s final look. This blog explains why scratches happen, how to repair them effectively, and what products to use for prevention. With the right techniques, you can restore smoothness and preserve the elegance of your handmade leather jacket.

A protective finish is essential to extend the lifespan of your leather jacket. It acts as a shield against moisture, stains, scratches, and daily wear. This blog walks you through why finishing matters, the types of protective finishes available, and step-by-step instructions for applying them safely at home. With the right products and techniques, your jacket will stay stylish, soft, and durable for years.