Your man Jeeves advice is simple, anything that was worn should be cleaned before being put away. This advice is not unique to Jeeves, all wardrobe experts will advise you of the same.
Category Archives: Leather & Suede
Shear Tragedy: Tips for Cleaning Shearling
Your man Jeeves knows his clients are no strangers to shearling garments. Let’s face it, shearling is a fashionable way to keep super warm now that the temperatures have dipped in the single digits in New York. However, because shearling is an investment and the … Read More →
Here’s To a Furocious Fall
As the leaves change from their monotonous tones of green to vibrant red, yellow, and orange, our wardrobes follow suit and assimilate to the changing of the seasons. Fall embodies transition allowing us to experiment with layers, form, color, and texture. It permits an understanding … Read More →
Snow, Slush, Salt vs. Your Clothes
With another storm predicted for tomorrow the weather is taking a toll on every-one's wardrobe.
Dirty Dirty Snow, AKA the NYC Blizzard of 2010
This morning I watched a woman in beautiful black leather boots (Gucci maybe?), wade through water that was at least three inches deep at the corner of 68th and Park Avenue. As the water seeped into her boot (she grimaced), the tires of a taxi stuck in the snow started spinning and covered her off-white wool coat (Burberry) with a slushy, gray mixture of snow and street detritus.
Leather in this weather?
Much to Jeeves' dismay leather is making a comeback in every way, shape, and form and the need for someone who can tend to your leather needs and save your skins is greater than ever. As always, your man Jeeves is prepared for the task.
Save Your Skins! or Leather & Suede Tips
Fall has arrived in NYC with Mother Nature giving us 30 degree temperatures one day and 70 degrees the next. Here are some tips to look great and stay warm on those chilly days when you reach for your leather jacket.
Shearling Cleaning Tips
If you have worn your shearling over the winter and splashed with slush inspect it for damage from salt.