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It is always best to try and clean with a water based leather cleaner and a brush as soon as you notice jeans stains gather. When dye transfer stains are left on the surface for longer, they penetrate the clear coat (on real leather) and/or the polyurethane coating (vinyl). These can then only...

We use products from a German company called Colourlock. They specialize in leather care products and their Strong Leather Cleaner & Brush works well in removing stains. Their Leather Shield specifically protects from dye transfer. www.colourlock.com