At Casa Atrio, we take care of each of our materials and their selection, to maintain the qualities of the pieces and to learn more about the material we recommend you read the following:

Care:

To maintain the quality and beauty of the leather,

• Avoid direct use and prolonged exposure to light, avoid contact with any substance containing alcohol (perfumes, solvents, etc.) or oil (makeup), and abrasive products in general.
• Avoid contact with water.
• Avoid contact with products that may transfer pigments to the leather.
• Avoid contact with greasy products
• Avoid contact with light-colored fabrics if you are wearing a brightly colored garment. Although all garments have leather protection.
• Over time, the leather may become dry. When this happens, apply a colorless cream and polish with circular movements using a soft cloth, very carefully.
• All materials selected for their quality and tested before sale to the public.

It is important to always store your garment in a garment bag or dust cover, and not store it in a damp place or in direct sunlight. For cleaning, take it to a dry cleaner specializing in leather.

Leather qualities

At Casa Atrio, we take care of each of our materials.

Each leather has been carefully selected by us, but it is possible that it may present variations or irregularities due to the naturalness of the animal, or part of the tanning of the leather, which we consider to be part of the personality of the piece. It is possible that the color changes from how we see it on the website to how we see it in person.

The Pelibuey is a small animal, it has the strength of a goat and the softness of a sheep. The Pelibuey sheep is raised in the State of Mexico and Hidalgo, most are farmed and fed there and others are free range and fed in the countryside. The leather tanning process is of export quality, which means it is free of chemicals harmful to people and the environment.

The cowhide is from a local animal, raised in the state.