Basic Rules and Hints how to take good care of leatherwear

• Any kind of treatment should invariably be tested beforehand on the inner side of the material.
• Never use sharp solvents.
• Wet leather garments should be put on a duly shaped hanger for drying at normal room temperature.
• Don’t expose wet or humid garments to heat.
• Never keep leatherwear in plastic bags.
• Ironing should be done on the inner side (use a piece of cloth to iron on,
  select “wool temperature”)

Protect from intense light

• While used, car seats without soft protective covers will produce extremely high friction and heat that may cause abrasion of colours.
• SUEDE, NUBUCK
  leather with a coarse surface
  Suede crock: no claim
• Extremely fine-grained crock that may come off during the first-wearings.
• to be removed by vacuum-cleaner.
• to be rubbed off by use of wet chamois leather.
• to be removed by use of an adhesive tape roller.

In the beginning wear leather garments to match colours of other garments

Rain drops

• Brush suede when fibres look like glued to one another by use of sponge-like cloth or crepe brush, in alternating directions so as to follow or move against the texture. Removal of Dust
• Brush suede garment regularly by use of a crepe brush or a sponge-like cloth.

Recommendations

• Don’t wear a suede or nubuck collar just next to your skin.
• Treat collars, pocket enterings, sleeve ends regularly by use of a crepe brush or a leather eraser.
• NAPPA: colour covered.
• Remove water stains by use of a soft leather eraser.
• Clean and grease by using a soft dustcloth and applying nappa polish.
• Heavily soiled pieces: use leather cleaning liquid, but apply carefully.

ANILINE: transparent

• Remove scratches by rubbing them off thoroughly with the ball of your thumb.
• Stains of grease or oil will disappear gradually without any action taken. Just wait patiently.
• Remove greasy edges by use of a leather eraser.
• Hold water stains over steam.
• Don’t use greasy nappa polish.
• Keep in mind: leather garments and aniline in particular, go along very well with a certain patina and, therefore, need not be cleaned too often.
• NAPPALAN: coated suede
• Water stains and light dirt can be erased from impregnated nappa. Use soft, transparent special leather eraser.
• Don’t apply liquid stain removers (may leave behind traces and/or remove
  coating)

At AMAHA, we take pride in the craftsmanship of our leather jackets. If you're not fully satisfied with your purchase, we offer a 7-day return or exchange policy from the date of delivery.

Eligibility Conditions

• Return Window: Request must be made within 7 days of receiving your order.
  
• Product Condition: Item must be unused, unworn, and in original condition.
  
• Packaging: Original packaging (box, butter paper, protective wrappings) must be intact.
  
• Tags: All original tags and labels must be attached. Items with removed or missing tags will not be accepted.
  

Returns that do not meet these conditions will be returned to the customer at their own expense.

How to Initiate a Return or Exchange

1. Email us at info@amahalondon.com with your order number and reason for return.
   
2. Once approved, we’ll send return instructions.
   
3. After inspecting the returned item, we’ll process your refund or exchange within 5–7 business days.
   

Note: Return shipping charges are the customer's responsibility unless the item received is faulty or incorrect.

Our jackets are crafted from naturally tanned leather, combined with linen
and bonded for structure.

All materials are naturally sourced and selected for depth, texture, and
longevity.

AMAHA pieces are designed in London and crafted globally in carefully
selected ateliers.

We produce in small batches to preserve quality and precision.

Our jackets are unlined and bonded, allowing the natural character of the
leather and linen to remain close to the body while maintaining structure.

Yes.

We work exclusively with ethically responsible suppliers. Our leather is
sourced from LWG Gold-certified tanneries, reflecting the highest standards in
environmental and production practices.

Yes — naturally.

Our garments are crafted from naturally tanned leather. Variations in colour
and texture are inherent to the material. Exposure to light, moisture, heat,
friction, or perspiration may cause shading changes, temporary marks, or colour
transfer — particularly in suede or nubuck finishes.

These characteristics are natural features of authentic leather and are not
considered defects.

To preserve the garment, avoid prolonged exposure to direct light or heat
and clean only through a specialist leather dry-cleaner. We cannot accept
responsibility for damage caused by improper care.

• Use a wide, structured hanger
• Allow space for airflow
• Avoid plastic garment covers
• Keep away from humidity and heat

To preserve the garment,
avoid prolonged exposure to direct light or heat and clean only through a
specialist leather dry-cleaner.

Our jackets are cut for a refined silhouette. We recommend selecting your
usual size.

For styling guidance, please consult our size guide.