Product Information & Repairs

A leather belt may peel when a surface coating wears away or when bonded or laminated layers separate. The appearance alone does not identify the entire belt's material. Before buying a replacement, look for a clear description of the outer leather, backing, edges, and buckle attachment. Full-grain leather is worth considering, but no material label replaces a well-explained construction.

Choose solid brass if you want brass hardware and its warm appearance; choose a plated buckle when you prefer that finish and the underlying metal suits the design. “Plated” describes a surface finish, not a single quality level. Nickel-plated brass, nickel-plated steel, and an unidentified gold-colored buckle are different products. Compare the base metal, attachment, dimensions, and service options together.

After playing, gently wipe a leather guitar strap with a clean, soft, dry cloth and let any damp areas air-dry before storage. Check the shoulder contact area, strap ends, and attachments as separate parts of the routine. For Buffalo Billfold Company's full-grain bison leather strap, minimal care is the starting point; regular oiling or aggressive softening is not required simply because you use it often.

Clean a leather mouse pad with a soft, dry cloth after moving the mouse and other desk items out of the way. Remove loose grit gently, check the underside, and blot accidental spills rather than soaking the pad. Buffalo Billfold Company leather mouse pads need a care routine suited to leather, which is different from washing a cloth gaming mat or wiping a hard desk surface.

Remove the laptop before cleaning its leather sleeve, gently clear loose debris, and wipe suitable surfaces with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Let any damp leather dry naturally before putting the device back inside. For Buffalo Billfold Company sleeves, routine care should preserve the leather and keep the interior clear, without borrowing a cleaning method intended for the computer itself.