A genuine leather bag is made from a living natural material that can lose moisture over time. Regular, appropriate care helps preserve the leather and the shape of the bag.
Routine Cleaning and Dust Removal
After use, or once a week, wipe the bag gently with a soft microfiber cloth that is slightly damp rather than wet.
Do not use alcohol, wet wipes, vinegar or detergent, which can damage the leather.
Conditioning and Leather Polish
To help prevent drying and cracking, condition the bag around every six months with a product intended for genuine leather.
Apply a small amount with a soft cloth in circular motions and allow it to absorb.
Protection from Water and Sunlight
Protect genuine leather from rain and heavy water exposure. If it becomes wet, allow it to dry naturally at room temperature; never use a hair dryer or radiator.
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which may fade the color.
Correct Storage
When not in use, fill the bag with clean paper or fabric to support its shape. Do not use newspaper, as ink may transfer.
Store the bag in a breathable fabric dust bag rather than plastic.
