The JACQUEMUS handbag was contaminated by spilled oil that deeply penetrated the leather. Additional damage occurred when aggressive cleaning products were later used, causing discoloration, concentrated pigment buildup, and visible halo marks.
Work performed:
Deep extraction of oil and grease contamination from the leather
Gradual removal of embedded contaminants using gentle, long-acting treatment methods
Correction of visual imbalance caused by previous cleaning attempts
Preservation of the original leather finish, pigments, and protective coatings
No recoloring, repainting, refinishing, or replacement of materials was performed during the restoration process.
The restoration took approximately one and a half weeks and focused on carefully drawing contaminants out of the leather rather than masking the damage. This non-invasive approach allowed us to preserve all original materials, original color, and factory finish while successfully eliminating the oil contamination and restoring the handbag's natural, balanced appearance.