Method 3 Removing with Vinegar**Dry brush the surface. Using a stiff nylon brush, dry brush the material to remove as much mold and mildew from the surface as you can. ... **Apply a vinegar-water mixture. Mix equal parts vinegar and water and test the solution on a tiny part of the material. ... **Wipe clean and dry. read more
Remove surface mold with damp cloth (mold will wipe off if the leather has been dried out completely). Allow leather to dry completly for a second time. Clean dried leather thoroughly with leather cleaner or a VERY mild soap (like baby shampoo). read more
Unfortunately, mold and mildew can easily grow on leather under the right conditions. This is a guide about removing mold and mildew from leather. read more
If you do get mildew on your leather jacket, try to take it to a leather cleaner, they do a great job. To do it yourself, use the instructions above. Now, a light colored leather may get discolored or darker if you use the above method. So, try to take it to a cleaner. You may notice I don’t mention any brand names for the cleaners or conditioners. read more