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ANILINE LEATHER

Aniline Leather is Italian full grain calfskin leather aniline dyed with a deep lustre, and a glossy finish. m0851’s Aniline leather is produced by a highly qualified Italian tannery, established in 1967, with a “Gold Rated” environmental performance.

Aniline dye is a colorless, nontoxic water based liquid obtained from the organic synthesis of resins. The dye penetrates through the full grain leather, preserving its original surface with all natural markings and characteristics, leaving the rich feel of the leather intact. The gloss finish is achieved by ironing and then polishing the surface with transparent wax.

 

Aniline Leather in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODES: LAL (leather jackets), BAL (bags), AAL (accessories)
- Natural leather with little or no surface coating;
- Lightweight;
- Breathable;
- Soft, smooth, and buttery to the touch
- Delicate in its elegance, but resilient and durable.
- Used in  0.3mm 0.5mm and 0.7mm thicknesses for garments, bags and accessories.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR ANILINE LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Aniline leather has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.
- Note that red dyes do not set as well as other colors in Aniline, and therefore present a higher risk of color variation when wet or after the leather is wiped down. We recommend spraying with  Tana Leather Protector #16 before initial use and regularly as it is known to help set red dyes.
- Aniline leathers have barely any substance applied to their surface, which allows for the naturally soft and smooth hand of these fine leathers to be showcased. There is little barrier against spillage and staining. m0851’s water-based Leather Protector which will offer a shield from unwanted markings and spills.
- Use m0851 Leather Cleaner for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch using a damp cloth and Leather Cleaner to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Always use the m0851 Leather Protector to recondition the leather after using the m0851 Leather Cleaner. Again, make sure to wipe down entire section stitch to stitch with a damp cloth and Leather Protector. Both products need to be used together, as the cleaner strips away some of the protective layer of the leather. Leather Protector reconditions it.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.
- Our aniline leather is water resistant, however, if exposed to heavy rain, the leather may become stiff. Lay your product flat to allow a full drying, then apply m0851 Leather Protector to restore the leather’s suppleness.

 

 

  

BAZZANO LEATHER

Bazzano Leather is Italian full grain calfskin leather aniline dyed with a deep lustre, and a matte finish. m0851’s Bazzano leather is produced by a highly qualified Italian tannery, established in 1967, with a “Gold Rated” environmental performance.

 

Bazzano Leather in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODE: LBZ
- Natural leather with little or no surface coating;
- Extremely lightweight,
- Beautiful natural characteristics, naked, flat and soft to the touch;
- Superior resilience,
- Used in 0.3 mm, 0.5mm AND 0.7mm thicknesses for garments only.

 

A FEW FACTS & RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR BAZZANO LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- In order to keep the leather’s matte finish, we do not recommend the use of m0851 Leather Cleaner or Protector on your Bazzano garment.
- Remember that Bazzano leather is not water resistant or waterproof. To protect your Bazzano leather garment from any water or moisture-related damage, we recommend you spray it with TANA SPRAY #16. Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear      and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular applications of Tana Leather Protector #16.
- Bazzano leather has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.
- Note that red dyes do not set as well as other colors in Bazzano, and therefore present a higher risk of color variation when wet or after the leather is wiped down. We recommend spraying with  Tana Leather Protector #16 before initial use and regularly as it is known to help set red dyes.

 

 

 

BLACKBOARD LEATHER

Blackboard is a full grain Italian calf skin leather with a waxed finish creating a rugged, two-tone look. The surface of m0851’s Blackboard leather is finished with a natural, transparent wax which results in a thin white glaze. With use and wear, the white surface wax fades, allowing the darker base color of the leather to become more visible whilst acquiring an attractive patina that adds to its distressed, vintage look. Blackboard leather was introduced in the collection 6 years ago. It is only used for bags and accessories.

 

BLACKBOARD LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS

- HANG TAG CODE: BBB (bags), ABB (accessories).
- Rugged, sturdy, textured, vintage look, waxed finish.
- Blackboard leather changes with time & wear gaining in character and charm.
- In some of the unlined bags, the back of the leather has been vacuumed and resin coated to diminish any chances of color transfer.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR BLALACKBOARD LEATHER

- Full grain Blackboard leather does not require any specific maintenance or protection.
- We do not recommend applying a leather protector to this leather. Application of product to this leather will only remove the wax leaving the base leather color apparent. The characteristic vintage charm will be erased.
- To remove or diminish the visiblity of unwanted stains or markings, manipulate or rub the area gently to resurface the wax. The leather will return to its accentuated distressed look.
- Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Blackboard has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear.

 

 

 

BROOKLYN LEATHER

M0851’s Brooklyn leather comes from a British tannery established in 1826, specialized in supplying glovemakers with waterproof and washable leathers. The leather’s smooth hand and deep color is enhanced by the surface coating of waxes and oils. During the tanning process, a silicon polymer is added to the mix, resulting in a leather with durable water-resistant characteristics.

 

BROOKLYN LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODES: BBR; BBM; BBV
- Highly water-resistant
- Beautiful natural characteristics complete with color variations
- Slightly textured to the touch
- Superior resilience
- Used exclusively to manufacture bags & accessories.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR BROOKLYN LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth with Leather Protector. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Use m0851 Leather Protector for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stich to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.

  

  
 

KINGDOM LEATHER

Kingdom Leather is an Italian full grain bovine leather, aniline dyed with a deep lustre. m0851’s Kingdom leather is produced by a highly qualified Italian tannery, established in 1967, with a “Gold Rated” environmental performance.

Aniline dye is a colorless, nontoxic water based liquid obtained from the organic synthesis of resins. The dye penetrates through the full grain leather, preserving its original surface with all natural markings and characteristics, leaving the rich feel of the leather intact. The surface is smooth while keeping its natural lustre and markings.

 

Kingdom Leather in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODES: AKI (accessories), BKI, BKV (bags)
- Natural leather with little or no surface coating;
- Firm and semi rigid hand feel;
- Slightly textured;
- Noble, yet strong and resistant;
- Used in 14mm thicknesses for bags and accessories.
 

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR KINGDOM LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Kingdom leather has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.
- Note that red dyes do not set as well as other colors in Kingdom, and therefore present a higher risk of color variation when wet or after the leather is wiped down. We recommend spraying with Tana Leather Protector #16 before initial use and regularly as it is known to help set red dyes.
- Kingdom leathers have barely any substance applied to their surface, which allows for the naturally soft and smooth hand of these fine leathers to be showcased. There is little barrier against spillage and staining. m0851’s water-based Leather Protector which will offer a shield from unwanted markings and spills.
- Apply a light layer of m0851’s Leather Protector to recondition the leather (recommended once a year, if the bag is not being used often). Wait at least 30 minutes to let the leather absorb the Protector and dry.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.
- Our Kingdom leather is water resistant, however, if exposed to heavy rain, the leather may become stiff. Lay your product flat to allow a full drying, then apply m0851 Leather Protector to restore the leather’s suppleness.

 

 

 

LAMB SUEDE

 

m0851’s Lamb Suede comes from a specialized Turkish tannery. The hides are Aniline dyed which gives them a rich penetrating color. Garments made in this light and supple Lamb Suede are very comfortable and have a worn in feel.

 

LAMB SUEDE IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODES: LMS
- Buterry touch, drapy feel;
- Beautiful natural characteristics, soft, smooth
- This Lamb Suede is used exclusively to manufacture jackets in 0.4 and 0.6mm thicknesses.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR LAMB SUEDE

- Lamb Suede jackets sport YKK metal zippers.
- Prevention is paramount in maintaining a Suede leather product. We recommend that the product be thoroughly sprayed with Tana Leather Protector #16 before initial wear. This will create somewhat of a shield against stain and the elements.
     - Apply Tana Leather Protector # 16 in a well aired out room on a leather product that is dry and clean.
     - Spray the entire surface of the product using circular motions, maintaining a distance roughly 6 to 8 inches from the item. Do not saturate.
     - Allow the product to dry naturally.
     - Apply regularly for optimal protection.
- Lamb Suede has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.
- Suede product may be taken to professional leather cleaner.
- Use a soft brush to remove surface dust or dirt.
- Tana Cleaner for Suede & Nubuck can be used.

 

 
 

LATIGO LEATHER

Produced in Spain, Latigo is a full-grain cow hide that is obtained by combining both chrome and vegetable tanning. This combination makes for a more pliable and supple leather, without sacrificing on strength and durability.

The particular tanning process and the absorption of oils during the finishing process gives the leather flexibility and weight, and makes it more moisture resistant. With use, the leather will become softer and will acquire a beautiful patina.

  

LATIGO LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODE: BLA, ALA
- Natural leather with little or no surface coating;
- Structured & strong;
- Soft, buttery handfeel;
- Resistant & resilient;
- Used to make bags and accessories exclusively.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR LATIGO LEATHER

- Latigo leather is a natural leather, with little or no surface coating. We recommend applying Tana Leather Protector # 16 (follow applications instructions on product) before initial use and sporadically depending on frequency of use.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt with a soft cloth to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.

- Application of m0851 Leather Protector is possible, but may change the aspect of the leather, making it shinier. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stich to avoid color variations and spotting.
- With time, wear and exposure to light, vivid colors may gradually darken. This is regarded as a natural feature of the leather.
- Despite the natural resilience of the Latigo leather finishing, marks may appear with time and wear. Use m0851 Leather Protector to diminish and maintain the leather.

 

 

 

MITTI LEATHER

Thanks to a carefully curated partnership with Indian leather experts specialized in hand-made garments made from washed leather, and combining individual craftsmanship with innovative leather garment washing, m0851 is able to bring you a jacket that fits like a second skin. This m0851 exclusive is made from semi-vegetable tanned, full grain lambskin hides.

Each garments is made from start to finish by one craftsman with particular attention. The garment is then washed to create the grain and crinkle resulting in its distinct vintage look. Each piece is then waxed by hand to create the distressed two-tone effect.

 

Mitti Leather in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODE: LVL
- Handcrafted;
- Exclusive to m0851;
- Used in 0.6cm & 0.7cm thicknesses exclusively for garments; each pieces are unique.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR MITTI LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Use m0851 Leather Cleaner for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch using a damp cloth and Leather Cleaner to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Always use the m0851 Leather Protector to recondition the leather after using the m0851 Leather Cleaner. Again, make sure to wipe down entire section stitch to stitch with a damp cloth and Leather Protector. Both products need to be used together, as the cleaner strips away some of the protective layer of the leather. Leather Protector reconditions it.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.
- Mitti leather has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.

 

 

 

MONTANA LEATHER

Montana is a semi-aniline dyed, full-grain bovine leather, engineered to acquire a smooth and refined surface with a perfect balance of pliability and durability. The natural sheen on the surface is obtained by wax polish, which will allow Montana leather to soften and acquire a beautiful surface patina with time and wear.

Montana leather is produced by an award-winning European tannery based in the Netherlands established in 1985. We share their passion for raw material and design and their highly progressive approach to innovation. Montana leather has been in the collection for nearly 5 years. It is only used to produce bags and accessories exclusively.

 

MONTANA LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODE: BMO, AMO
- Natural leather with little or no surface coating;
- Structured & strong;
- Soft, smooth hand;
- Sophisticated & resilient;
- Used to make bags and accessories exclusively.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR MONTANA LEATHER

- Montana leather is a natural leather, with little or no surface coating, sensitive to the effects of moisture. It is not water-resistant. We recommend applying Tana Leather Protector # 16 (follow applications instructions on product) before initial use and regularly after that – up to once a month if the leather item is exposed to the elements daily.

- Revitalizing your leather after exposure to moisture:
     - Promptly wipe down with a clean dry cloth;
     - Lay the leather product flat on a towel until completely dry;
     - When dry, apply a gentle leather conditioner or m0851 Leather Protector to soften and revitalize the leather;
     - Let the product dry naturally after the treatment
- Regularly remove dust and dirt with a soft cloth to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Use m0851 Leather Protector for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stich to avoid color variations and spotting.
- With time, wear and exposure to light, vivid colors may gradually darken. This is regarded as a natural feature of the leather.
- Despite the natural resilience of the Montana leather finishing, marks may appear with time and wear. Use Leather Protector to diminish and maintain the leather.
- Note that red dyes do not set as well as other colors in Montana. This results in a higher risk of color variation when wet or cleaning.

 

 

 

PEGGY LEATHER

m0851’s Peggy leather is a top grain bovine leather sourced in Italy. The pebbled finish of the Peggy leather was acquired by plating and re-milling the surface, to obtain a natural and even looking leather. The reverse side of the skin as coating that covers the suede and creates a smooth clean finish.

This particular finish makes the Peggy a two sided, rich color skin that is very stable, preventing color transfer onto light color surface.

 

PEGGY LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODES: BPD
- Soft and supple
- Beautiful natural finish, inside and out
- Easy to care and low maintenance
- Used exclusively to manufacture bags.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR PEGGY LEATHER

-  As for any other leather, prevention is key to keeping your Peggy leather bag in good condition. An initial application of Tana Spray 16 is recommended, and occasionally after, depending on frequency of use.

-  Spray the Tana protector in circular motion at around 6 to 8 inches for the bag and let dry.

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Use m0851 Leather Cleaner for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stich to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.

 

 

 

QUILTED LAMBSKIN LEATHER

Result of a curated partnership with Indian leather experts specialized in quality hand-made gloves, m0851 is introducing a new quilted leather puffer collection that combine warmth, comfort and luxury. This m0851 exclusive is made from semi-vegetable tanned, full grain lambskin hides.

 
 

Quilted Lambskin Leather in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODE: LQL

- Insulated with Loftherm microfibers, extremely efficient at keeping you warm and comfortable.
- Handcrafted;
- Exclusive to m0851;
- Used in 0.5cm thicknesses exclusively for garments.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR LAMBSKIN QUILTED JACKETS

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Clean with m0851 Leather Protector for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch using a damp cloth and Leather Protector to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.
- Lambskin leather has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.

  

WHAT KIND OF INSULATION IS USED IN QUILTED LAMBSKIN JACKET?

The filling is Loftherm technology, composed of 100% polyester microfibers, and has an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio. The finished garments can easily withstand -20C to -40C temperatures.

These microfibers are more efficient at keeping you warm and comfortable while being soft and lightweight. A surface treatment creating a skin on the filling prevents any fiber migration to the outside of the garment.   

 

   

 

SAO PAULO LEATHER

Sao Paulo is a Mexican full grain cowhide leather tanned using the NEXTA process, a new generation of leather,
vegetable tanned using natural extracts that are sustainably grown, harvested and processed.

The tanning process is eco responsible and made with natural & sustainable components. It is made based on the bio-circular principle, employing materials that start and end in nature.

Sao Paulo is a natural looking leather, with a rich color and a firm hand feel.



SAO PAULO LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS

- HANG TAG CODE: BSP, ASP
- Full-grain cow hide leather, tanned, dyed and finished in Mexico;
- Smooth finish, with a light grained texture;
- Structured and firm;
- NEXTA tanning process, 100% vegetable and environment friendly;

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR SAO PAULO LEATHER

- It is recommended to apply spray protector Tana #16 or Moneysworth Best before first using your Sao Paulo item to protect it against liquids and humidity. Reapply from time to time depending on the frequency of usage.

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft cloth with Leather Protector. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.
- Use m0851 Leather Protector for deeper stains. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stich to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning.

- m0851 Leather cleaner is not recommended on Sao Paulo leather.

 

 

 

WATERDANKA LEATHER

Waterdanka is a highly water-resistant Italian full-grain leather of bovine origin. m0851’s Waterdanka leather is produced by a highly qualified Italian tannery, established in 1967, with a “Gold Rated” environmental performance.

It has been in the collection since 2011 and is only used to a produce a few styles of leather jackets, handmade in Montreal.

 

WATERDANKA LEATHER IN A FEW WORDS

- HANG TAG CODE: LWD
- Full-grain leather, tanned, dyed and finished in Italy.
- Deep color and smooth surface
- This highly water-resistant leather is treated with SCOTCHGUARD during the tanning process (as opposed to a simple surface-coating with a water-repellent product), adding to its water-resistance.
- Used 0.5cm thickness for garments.
- Garments are seam-sealed with bonded Waterdanka leather strips lining the inside of each seam, for added resistance to moisture.
- Metal zippers & snaps are made in Italy. Zippers are not waterproof.

 

A FEW FACTS & RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR WATERDANKA LEATHER

- Wipe off any surface dirt with a soft damp cloth. Do not spot clean; wipe down the whole section stitch to stitch to avoid color variations and spotting.
- Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent permanent stains. This will also revitalize and revive the color of the leather.

- Waterdanka leather barely has any substance applied to its surface, which allows for the naturally soft and smooth hand of this fine leather to be showcased. There is little barrier against spillage and staining. m0851’s water-based Leather Protector which will offer a shield from unwanted markings and spills.

- Frequency depends on use. The more your leather good is exposed to wear and tear and the elements (rain, snow, dirt, body oils, etc.), the more it requires regular conditioning. In the event your leather garment is now well-used, an application of Leather Protector will increase the lifespan of its water-resistant characteristics.

 

 

 

WATERSUEDE

M0851’s Watersuede comes from a British tannery established in 1826, specialized in supplying glovemakers with waterproof and washable leathers. During the tanning process, a silicon polymer is added to the mix, resulting in a suede with durable water-resistant characteristics.

WATERSUEDE IN A FEW WORDS:

- HANG TAG CODES: BWS; AWS
- Water-repellent;
- Beautiful natural characteristics, durable, soft, smooth
- This moss-backed Suede is used exclusively to manufacture bags & accessories in 1.6 and 1.8mm thicknesses.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR BROOKLYN LEATHER

- All trim in thick vegetable-tanned leather except for the group with Brooklyn leather trim.
- Some Watersuede bags sport YKK metal zippers; others YKK waterproof zippers.
- Prevention is paramount in maintaining a Suede leather product. We recommend that the product be thoroughly sprayed with Tana Leather Protector #16 before initial wear. This will create somewhat of a shield against stain and the elements.
     - Apply Tana Leather Protector # 16 in a well aired out room on a leather product that is dry and clean.
     - Spray the entire surface of the product using circular motions, maintaining a distance roughly 6 to 8 inches from the item. Do not saturate.
     - Allow the product to dry naturally.
     - Apply regularly for optimal protection.
- Suede product may be taken to a professional leather cleaner.
- Watersuede has been deep-dyed for a rich, long-lasting color. Please be aware that these rich dyes may transfer onto light colored clothing if wet or humid or at the time of initial wear. To minimize the potential of color transfer, we recommend regular use of Tana Leather Protector #16.

 

 

 

VTA – TALMIGO 

M0851’s “Talmigo” cotton is a water-resistant fabric that acquires a beautiful leather-like patina with age and wear, produced in an Italian mill founded in 1893 whose talent lies in innovative textile finishing processes. At m0851, Talmigo has been a part of the collection for close to a decade.

 VTA – Talmigo in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODE: VTA, VCN, 
- 100% denim-base cotton twill with polyurethane resin coating
- Woven, dyed and finished in Italy
- A versatile, durable water-repellent material.
- Used in making outerwear for both men and women.

  

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR VTA- TALMIGO

 Here are a few tips and tricks to maintain your Talmigo cotton garment’s external shell.

- Remove dust and dirt regularly using a soft, clean, damp cloth.
- For deeper stains, rub gently with a soft wet cloth and gently soap. Avoid abrasive soap and/or detergents.
- For lighter colored VTA-Talmigo cottons, some stains can simply be erased using a white pencil eraser.
- Before using any new cleaning agent on your garment, always test it out on a small section in a less visible area.
- Always follow instructions on the content label.
- Warning : When material becomes saturated with water, there is a chance color transfer may occur.

 

VTA-WOOL

M0851’s Fall VTA-Talmigo outerwear program includes styles for both men and women. The outer shell is made from m0851’s VTA-Talmigo cotton while the sleeves are lined with soft nylon. and filled for additional warmth, and the body in wool. Perfect for Fall in the city.

 

KEY INSTRUCTIONS

- Machine-wash cold water at permanent press;
- Do not bleach;
- Tumble Dry at low heat, permanent press setting;
- Iron at low temperature;
- Do not dry clean;

 

VTA – 4 SEASONS

M0851’s 4-season VTA-Talmigo outerwear program includes styles for both men and women. The outer shell is made from m0851’s VTA-Talmigo cotton and lined with soft nylon. Water and wind resistant, it is perfect for Spring, Fall or any tempered, humid climate.

 

KEY INSTRUCTIONS

- Machine-wash cold water at permanent press;
- Do not bleach;
- Tumble Dry at low heat, permanent press setting;
- Iron at low temperature;
- Do not dry clean.

 

VTA – PARKA

M0851’s VTA-Talmigo parkas includes styles for both men and women. The outer shell is made from m0851’s VTA-Talmigo cotton and lined with soft nylon. It is lined in Isosoft® filling – 200 grams per square inch in the body and 150g in the sleeves and hood for warmth and comfort during cold Winter months.

 

KEY INSTRUCTIONS

- Machine-wash cold water at permanent press;
- Do not bleach;
- Tumble Dry at low heat, permanent press setting;
- Iron at low temperature;
- Do not dry clean.

- Do not compress or flatten your insulated jacket for long periods of time. Compressing the jacket will cause the filling to condense and lose some of its insulating properties.

  

WHAT KIND OF LINING IS USED IN m0851’S VTA – TALMIGO 4-SEASON GARMENTS & PARKAS?

Content: 100% nylon fine gauge, highly resilient, lightweight microfiber.

 

 

 

VST – STUOIA

VST-STUOIA is a fabric produced in an Italian mill founded in 1893 whose talent lies in innovative textile finishing processes. M0851 uses it mostly in its Spring outerwear programs for both men and women. Some VST-STUOIA garments are pre-washed resulting in a vintage patina and the supple feel of a weathered garment. Others forego this process resulting in the textured linen-cotton base with its resin coating coming through with a slight shine and a bit more structure to the garment.

 

VST- STUOIA in a few words:

- HANG TAG CODE: VST
- Composition: 50% Cotton / 50% Linen, Polyurethane coating;
- Woven, dyed, finished in Italy.
- For those VST-STUOIA garments with a vintage patina, a polyurethane softener is introduced during the washing process, here in Canada.
- Water-repellent

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR VST-STUOIA

Here are a few tips and tricks to maintain your VST- STUOIA garment’s external shell.

- Remove dust and dirt regularly using a soft, clean, damp cloth.
- For deeper stains, rub gently with a soft wet cloth and gently soap. Avoid abrasive soap and/or detergents.
- Before using any new cleaning agent on your garment, always test it out on a small section in a less visible area.
- Always follow instructions on the content label.

 

KEY INSTRUCTIONS

- Machine-wash cold, delicate cycle;
- Do not bleach;
- Hang dry;
- Iron at low temperature;
- Do not dry clean.

 

 

 

 VTE – THREE-PLY

 

This innovative “Three-ply”, seam sealed collection is sourced and developed by our Product Development team here in Montreal. It is then sent to Vietnam for high precision manufacturing. The result is a combination of m0851’s design, German engineering and technology, and our Vietnamese manufacturer’s precision craftsmanship.

Three-ply refers to the coupling of 3 layers of fabric; an outer layer, an inner layer, and a membrane sandwiched in between. The laminations of multiple layers increase the durability and strength of the final fabric.

m0851’s VTE – Three-Ply program for men and women transitions from one season to the next seamlessly, worn alone or as a soft shell covering an insulated jacket, resulting in ALL- weather wearability & versatility.

 

VTE – Three-ply in a few words:

- All-season; waterproof and windproof;
- Lightweight, comfortable, breathable, durable
- Face fabric is a soft brushed peach surface with subtle, laminated luster;
- Timeless rainwear IN multi-layer fusion technical fabric.
- Versatility for all seasons.

 

A FEW FACTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN CARING FOR VTE – THREE-PLY

- The lamination of multiple layers increases the durability and strength of the final composite fabric.
- The outer layer consists of high-density poly-nylon with DWR finish (a durable water repellent), which repels light rain and snow and lends the fabric a quick-dry effect.
- The membrane is made up of billions of tiny pores that keep out water and wind, yet allow perspiration to pass through from the inside. With an inner mesh layer, it achieves next-to-skin comfort and high rate of breathability.
- DWR is not permanent; wear hinders its performance over time. Proper maintenance will revitalize DWR. Test your garment by simply sprinkling a few drops of water to see if it beads up and rolls off. If it stays on the fabric and slightly darkens the section, wash your jacket (follow care        instructions on the label) to revive the DWR.
- If DWR can no longer be revitalized simply by washing the garment, a revitalizing agent can be added to wash cycle (Granger's®, Nikwax®) Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
- Tumble dry your jacket with a low heat setting. Exposure to heat revives DWR.
- WATERPROOF INTEGRITY: m0851 Three-ply rainwear is seam-sealed throughout, including the application of waterproof tape with heat and pressure adding extra protection against water contact.
- Further weather protection, YKK’s AquaGuard® water repellent zippers keep your pockets dry.

 

KEY INSTRUCTIONS

- Machine Wash, Cold, Gentle Cycle;
- Do not bleach;
- Tumble dry, Low heat, Delicate setting;
- Do not force dry;
- Do not Iron;
- Do not dry clean;
- Avoid harsh or abrasive soap or detergent;
- Do not starch.

 

 

 

STORING YOUR M0851 PRODUCTS

- Remove any surface dust, dirt and moisture with a clean damp cloth.
- On leather where m0851 Conditioner is recommended, apply a light layer of leather conditioner to recondition the leather before storing (recommended once a year, if the garment is not being used). Wait at least 30 minutes to let the leather absorb the conditioner and dry.
- All your m0851 leather goods should be stored in the m0851 garment/dust bag provided at the time of purchase - in a place away from direct sunlight or harsh artificial light.
- Leather goods should be stored in a cool, dry place.  
- Do not store in a plastic bag/garment bag. Even a small amount of moisture can result in mildew or mold developing.
- Do not hang your bag by the straps or handles as this adds stress to the leather and could result in stretching or deforming.

- Hang your coat or piece of clothing on a hanger. Do not hang by the collar or upper back label. This could result in stretching or deforming. 

 

KEY CARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR M0851 LEATHER PRODUCTS

- Do not wash
- Do not dryclean
- Do not bleach
- Do not force dry; do not tumble dry
- Do not starch
- Do not iron
- Avoid harsh cleaners or abrasive soap or detergent or greasy substances such as alcohol, wax and mink oils; this will distress and clog the leather’s pores.

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