A leather impregnator creates an invisible, protective barrier on leather, making it water-repellent and dirt-resistant by causing liquids to bead up and roll off, preventing stains, and preserving the material's natural breathability and flexibility, which ultimately extends the life and appearance of leather goods like jackets, pants, boots, gloves. It stops dirt from soaking in, keeps the leather supple (preventing cracks), and protects color from fading and discoloration. 

• Key Functions:
  Waterproofing: Protects against rain, snow, and spills, keeping leather dry.
  Stain Prevention: Prevents liquids like mud and coffee from staining the surface.
  Dirt Repellency: Makes it much easier to wipe away dirt and contaminants.
  Maintains Breathability: Unlike some sealants, it allows moisture vapor to escape, keeping the leather comfortable.
  Extends Life: Shields against environmental damage, keeping leather soft, supple, and looking new longer. 
  
  
• How it Works:
  It saturates the leather's surface with a protective agent that bonds to the fibers.
  This creates a film that repels water and oil without fully sealing the pores. 
  
  
• When to Use:
  Before first use and regularly (every few months) for maintenance.