

Seat edges
Work carefully along small areas where the original colour looks worn.
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LEATHER COLOUR TOUCH-UP PEN
Keep the pieces you love looking cared for. A brush-tipped pen lets you add colour to small faded spots and surface scuffs on suitable finished leather.

KEEP THE PIECES YOU LOVE
A targeted colour refresh can help small marks blend more closely with the surrounding finish.
Choose a close shade, test it somewhere discreet and work only where colour needs refreshing. The narrow brush helps you control how much colour you place on an edge or a scuffed area.


A CLOSER LOOK
See colour touch-ups on everyday leather items.


Work carefully along small areas where the original colour looks worn.


Pay attention to the marks that stand out against the surrounding leather.


Use the brush on small, accessible spots that need a little colour.
These images illustrate colour touch-ups. The final match depends on the original shade, surface finish and condition.
CONTROLLED APPLICATION
The brush tip helps you reach narrow areas without coating a large surface.
Twist slowly to bring colour to the brush, then remove any excess before touching the leather.
Apply a little at a time. Give each coat time to dry before deciding whether it needs another pass.
HOW TO APPLY
Clean the leather and let it dry fully before you begin. Always complete a hidden-area test first.

Uncap the pen and hold the tip upward. Turn slowly until colour begins reaching the brush.

Stop turning once the brush has enough colour. A small amount is easier to control.

Touch the brush to paper to remove extra colour before applying it to your item.

Brush on a thin, even layer. Wait for it to dry completely before recoating or using the item.
FIND A CLOSE MATCH
Compare against an unfaded part of your item. Check your hidden-area test after it has dried, as screens and lighting can affect how a shade appears.








CHOOSE THE RIGHT PROJECT
Use on compatible smooth, finished leather. Suitable projects may include shoes, bags, furniture, jackets and belts, after a successful spot test.
This pen adds colour. It does not rebuild missing material or repair deep cracks, peeling or structural damage. Avoid suede and nubuck.
PRODUCT DETAILS
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Look at a section that has kept its original colour. Choose the closest option, then let a small test application dry before judging the match.
Check compatibility on smooth, finished leather. It is not intended for suede, nubuck or a surface that is peeling.
No. It is a cosmetic colour touch-up pen. Damage to the material itself needs a different repair approach.
Stop twisting and blot the extra colour onto paper. Work with a light layer so you can control the application.
Wait until the previous layer is fully dry. Follow the instructions supplied with the pen, and let the final coat dry completely before using the item.
