Leather can handle light moisture, but avoid prolonged exposure to water. If your leather gets caught in rain, let it air-dry naturally at room temperature away from heat sources. Never use hair dryers, radiators, or direct sunlight to speed drying. If water spots appear, lightly dampen the entire affected panel (not just the spotted area) to prevent water rings, then let dry naturally. Condition afterward. For heavy rain or water exposure, professional cleaning may be needed.