1. Cleaning

Wipe with a damp cloth (not wet!) after use.
 

For stains: use a bit of saddle soap or a mild leather cleaner on a soft cloth.
 

Never rub hard – it can damage the surface.

2. Care

Condition your gloves with Fjällwear leather balm from time to time to keep them soft and resistant to cracks. It also makes the leather supple and flexible.

Apply a thin layer, let it absorb, and gently polish with a soft cloth.

3. Drying

If they get wet, let them air dry at room temperature.

Avoid direct heat (radiators, hair dryers) – it will dry out the leather.

You can stuff them with paper to help maintain their shape.

4. Storage

Store them in a dark, dry, and cool place.

For extra protection against dust and drying, keep them in the Fjällwear fabric bag your gloves came in.

Avoid:

• Washing machine and tumble dryer
• Alcohol-based cleaners
• Heat from hair dryers, radiators, or the sun

1. Cleaning

Wipe the surface with a damp microfiber cloth and a small amount of mild dish soap in lukewarm water.

Avoid soaking the glove or using harsh chemicals, as they can dry out or crack the surface.

For stubborn dirt, use a weak solution of water and white vinegar (50/50).

2. Drying

Let the gloves air dry at room temperature — not on a radiator or in direct sunlight, as heat can cause synthetic materials to crack.

You can stuff them with a bit of paper to help them keep their shape while drying.

3. Avoid

Washing machine and tumble dryer

Alcohol-based cleaners

Heat from hair dryers, radiators, or the sun

4. Storage

Store the gloves in a dry, cool place.

Keep them away from direct sunlight and high heat.

If you’re storing them for a longer period, place them in the Fjällwear fabric bag (not a plastic bag — it can cause condensation and mold).