Collonil’s Clean & Care Classic: Protecting Your Favourite Garments
Get the best life out of your footwear. With products specialising in conditioning, polishing, protection and more, every item in the Collonil range has been made with expertise.
With over 100 years’ experience in the industry perfecting our trade, we know the ins and outs of working with leather and what it takes to give your garments their longest life. Ready to upgrade your maintenance game? Consider the benefits of maintaining your shoes, boots, belts and bags with one of our most popular selling products.
Collonil Cleaning Foam: Bringing Out the Best in Your Wardrobe
As a foaming agent, Clean & Care Classic can remove even the toughest residue. Safe for all materials, this all-in-one formula buffs away dirt, scuffs and marks, and can help you:
- Remove visible salt marks from the beach and ocean
- Get into the cracks and crevices of your favourite shoes to remove deeply ingrained dirt
- Give your garments a new lease on life before applying a protectant or UV guard
Safe for all colours and textiles, this traditional formula can be used to help revive most items in your wardrobe. From belts and handbags to shoes and boots, never worry about having to double up on unique formulas to care for each of your best garments again.
Conditioning Foam
Universal formula for all materials and material combinations. Deeply engrained dirt will be completely removed.
Tips for Best Usage
Spray onto a cloth or sponge, then distribute evenly and generously all over the surface. After this, use a damp cloth to remove. Finally, replenish the leather with a nourishing cream/polish. Check the colour fastness of all materials first before using.
With over a century of experience in fine-tuning our trade, every innovative product in the Collonil range is sure to set an industry benchmark. Quick, easy to apply at home, and guaranteed to give you the best life out of your leather goods, consider us as your go-to brand for keeping your wardrobe looking bright and fresh.
