Protect & Care For Vachetta & Vegetable-Tanned Leathers | My Carl Friedrik Palissy Bag
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Carl Friedrik Leather Briefcase Review - Carl Friedrik is known for using timeless design and time-honored craftsmanship. They asked us to review and give our thoughts on the Palissy bag; however, we had something else in mind. It's very important that Vachetta and other untreated, vegetable-tanned leathers are cared for properly. Carl Friedrik, and other high-end brands, use Vachetta leathers on their goods. Today, I give step-by-step instructions on how I care for these leathers.
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I’m anxious to see the natural patina that builds on this bag as I continue to use it. What particular methods/products do you all use on your vachetta or other veg-tanned leather products? We’d love to hear your routines. 👍
I use a lot of Bick 4 in general because it conditions pretty well and doesn't darken at all.
I have used coconut oil on my vachetta leather good. Not just any coconut oil. Must be organic, and very thin coat and wipe off completely.
Can i use saphir mink oil for this?
Great video, now I know how to care for my wife’s handbags, and she learned a lot to, thanks
Who better to give instruction on leather care. Very good sir, I look forward to the next installment.
Thanks for this. I have some Mulberry natural veg tan leather so helpful for those too 🙂
Excellent vid as usual. The shop I buy my products didim't have the Napa cream but had Crème délicate from Saphir. Did a perfect job also and didin't darken the leather
Just got my brown Palissy today. Came here to get tips to keep it beautiful.
This was a great video. I have several pieces in vachetta, and while I love it, I now realize I’ve been using the wrong products on it. I wish I’d found you years ago.
That's a beautiful brief bag! Amazing!
T and H have been upping their editing game
Thanks for this video. I have the Palissy Double briefcase in that same color and love it.
Nice! I’ve enjoyed the bag. It definitely looks better than the old, cheap nylon bag I was using each day. 😁
Haha. I totally understand. Mine has gotten several complements from colleagues. It screams "quality and style." :)
Can you provide links to the conditioner and spray? Ive got Vegetable-tanned shoes and a bag that I've been wondering how to clean and maintain. This video was perfect. Excellent work!
You're an excellent teacher regarding the proper care of good leathers. I am so happy for you that they gave you such a beautiful bag.
Thank you so much! I’m glad it helps.
Definitely helped out. Thank you!
Thank you very much for this guide!!
This was the perfect video I have a veg tan Helen Welsh purse. Knew it needed care and this was spot on. One question how would I remove ball point pen on the leather. I oopsed and got a blue line on it
What a wonderful video! Thank you so much for using leather from one of our associated tanneries (Artigiano del Cuoio). Can we share this content on our social media account? Thanks
You guys make great content. I’m curious how many of those nice button down shirts have been ruined by polish/blood/other lol
Also would you recommend this advice for veg tan leather boots?
Great information
Great video
Trent, does the spray protection inhibit the next application of conditioning??
Left strap is magic!
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Hi Trent.I Just picked up a pair of brown loafers at the salvation Army with a type of woven pattern on the uppers . I'm using the knowledge you've imparted on us now when looking for shoes at thrift stores. I was wondering what would be the best way to polish them without getting excess polish in the crevices. A Brush or a cloth ? I think these will be great for summer. Also curious as to what kind of hair products you use to keep your hair so impeccably styled.
Beautiful briefcase
Has Heath ever done a video on people wanting to get into leather working/boot making?
Oh and ya’ll definitely need to watch the weird “thief and the cobbler” movie
Any product recommendation to make veg-tanned horsehide softer? Thanks.
Would Saphir Mink Oil be good to use as well? why would I choose Nappa over Mink Oil if so?
Would this protection prohibit or extend how long it takes for the natural patina to build?
How should I go about caring for a vachetta lining on a pair of boots? I already use cedar shoe trees.
You and your brother are better than making a free commercial for a bag company
How do you know when your leather is ready for a reapplication of the conditioner and protectant?
I have a bag like this. I have only used bag balm (that famous collab of lanolin + vaseline) and rubbing/buffing it for cleaning. Is that bad to do over time?
Leather has to be treated at home before the first use .
100% agree. 👍
You can really tell that they both take moisturizing very seriously... they look super young
Hey guys, how is it going? I'm wondering if you guys have tried saphir vegetable tanned leather conditioner and how's the comparison with saphir nappa cream? thank you!
How often to condition
I recently bought on ebay a Bree tan leather pouch. It's vintage as they say. And there's 2 or 3 light stains and a few light scratches from use of course. I want to try and get it clean. But I'm not sure what to use. I have Apple Brand Leather cleaner and I have Bickmore saddle soap plus. The plus part being lanolin. The Bree website does have care instructions but, I don't speak german. I just want to make it look as good as possible without darkening it too much past it's somewhat light honey color. What would you suggest?
So I have this same bag and I accidentally sprayed too much invulner on it and it stained my bag and it has this white residue on it. What is the best way to clean this off without damaging my bag? Thanks!
I have a boot question, and possibly a pair of boots to send for repair.
I bought a pair of Nicks Boots, customs because I have different size feet. They fit like a glove! But I can't wear them for more than an hour so in turn cannot break them in.
No one looked at my arches when measuring my feet, not did they tell me about the extremely high arch in Nick's Boots.
I there a way to lower the arch at all? Or to make it not so... Sharp?
It's a shame to have a $500 pair of boots thatI can't sell (custom fit) and can't even break in
I passed on this one..went straight to the ASMR FLORSHIEM .I crave action.
So helpful. I just bought a vegetable tanned bag. The leather isn't as smooth as the bag you prepared in the video. It has more grain to it. Do you think the products you used would work for a bag with more grain as well? I'm guessing they would?
Yes no problem. Saphir Nappa is a good conditioner and will work for all leather.
How often to you recommend treating with a protector spray. I use Tarrago Nano on my dress shoes and nice sneakers, but only about once a year. Some sit in the closet for a long while, too. I don’t treat my casual shoes and boots, but should I use the spray on them after conditioning, too?
Every now and then, flick some water drops onto the leather. If it beads up and doesn’t absorb into the leather, it’s still protecting. If it absorbs, allow those drops to dry and then apply more weatherproofing spray.
As far as your shoes go, it definitely wouldn’t hurt to spray them.
how cute! 5:23 he calls Jojoba oil 'joe-joeba oil'. Its pronounced 'HO-HOBA OIL'. I did the same thing when I was in sales and we used jojoba in our products, but my manager then told me how to correctly pronounce the plant's name.
What leather brushes and polish applicators do you prefer? The thumbnail shows you with a long bristle horsehair brush, who makes the best?
As far as horsehair brushes go, we have ours made for us in Germany. They’re very high quality. As far as applicators go, we sometimes use dauber brushes, as well as apply creams with old shirts wrapped around our fingers.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼very good
I got the bowen backpack in this exact color. The dye is coming off when rain drops on it and made my pants and hands yellow. Is this normal for this particular type of leather? How do I fix this problem please.
Do you need to buff out the conditioner with a brush on these kind of leathers?
Nope. Simply wipe over it to buff it off.
What do you mean when you say that this leather is “untreated”? Aren’t the tanning and dying and finishing process “treatment”? What “treatments” are used on lower-quality leathers?
Dyeing the leather isn’t treating the leather. It’s merely a color being applied to the leather. Natural Veg tanned is strictly the tanning process using plant based tannin; unlike chrome dyed leathers which use chemicals to treat the leather. Some veg tanned leather goes on to receive oils and other additives, like English bridle leathers. Vachetta is basically a creamy white veg tanned leather. This allows for the leather to develop its own patina. Louis Vuitton uses a lot of undyed vachetta leather on many of their bags. I hope this answer helps.
@@TrentonHeath Cool. Thanks.
But you stated that are "fats" in the leather. Isn't that a treatment? How does that compare to veg tanned like Herman Oak?
I think you should have used 00:51 from this video as the thumbnail. Nothing like firing the bird at the camera to get my inner 8th grader tickled. :-D
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Beautiful Patina
Louis Vuitton owners in tears lol
I was thinking the same thing!
Periodically? Every month? Every three months? Four months? Year? Tellllll meeeee. Please.
Love the video, but to put the florshime behind this NEW bag ugh.
starts 5.12
Jojoba is pronounced "ho-HO-ba"😉👍
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Where is heath
4:49
Jojoba oil
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@@TrentonHeath
I like to know what's in a product before putting it on. A Material Safety data sheet showing percentages and such.
Skip to 4:05 minutes to avoid infomercial. (Leather care tips after that aren’t bad.)
The stitching is a little wonky. As much as I love nice leather. The fact that the stitching imperfections stand out from a distance on that shot where it’s next to a desk is very 😬
How about more shoe repair and less ads. Where is the real cobbler.
The color of that leather is very feminine