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Color variation is a natural occurrence with leath- ers. A seemingly uniform colored leather will have many unique color variations. In the dyeing process, no topical pigments are used. Each hide absorbs "color" based on its indi- vidual cell structure. Each area of the hide will ab- sorb dye in varying amounts, and thus be darker or lighter than other areas, much as wood varies in color when stained. An arm of a leather sofa may have a different shade than the cushions or the back of the sofa. A swatch may not be an exact match to the piece of furniture you receive. Leather's richness will show through and be supple to the touch. Leathers will grace your home with performance, elegance and longevity. leather color variations An example of color variations in leather. 213 UFAC Definitions Class 1 Under UFAC-controlled test conditions, these were not ignited by smoldering cigarettes. Class 2 Under UFAC-controlled test conditions, it was possible for smoldering cigarettes to ignite. Cleaning Codes A Dust with soft cloth only. For spots and spills, blot excess liquid and let air dry. For oil and grease, absorb excess with dry cloth and leave alone. Avoid cleaning solutions, saddle soap, pol- ish and wax which could damage finish. Protect from direct heat and sunlight. leather inFormation C Dust, clean with soft cloth slightly dampened with distilled water. For spots and spills, blot excess liquid and let air dry. For oil and grease, ab- sorb excess with dry cloth and leave alone. Avoid cleaning solutions, saddle soap, polish and wax which could damage finish. Protect from direct heat and sunlight. D Dust, wipe with mild soap and water only, and then buff with dry cloth. For spots and spills, blot excess liquid and let air dry. For oil and grease, ab- sorb excess with dry cloth and leave alone. Avoid cleaning solutions, saddle soap, polish and wax which could damage finish. Protect from direct heat and sunlight.