Skincare

  • Over time, the leather material may develop creases, cracks, and slight wrinkles. This is a natural process.
  • The bag should be protected from excessive contact with water. If the product becomes damp or wet, wipe it with a dry cotton cloth and allow it to dry at room temperature. Excessive wetting of the product may cause irreversible damage.
  • Stains can be cleaned with a dry or slightly damp cotton cloth. Do not over-dampen the leather.
  • Do not use chemical agents to clean the leather surface (such as gasoline, solvents, or thinners).
  • Deeply absorbed stains or dirt should be removed by professional dry cleaners.
  • Carrying heavy items in leather bags may cause the natural leather to stretch and deform.
  • Take particular care when dark products come into contact with light-colored fabrics. Before contact, it is best to wipe the product with a dry cotton cloth.
  • Prolonged exposure to sunlight or high temperatures may irreversibly affect the product's color and shape.
  • The appearance of signs of wear on metal hardware is a natural result of using the product. Normal signs of wear include scratches, discoloration, and the wearing away of the top gold layer. 
  • Bags are best stored in a cotton dust bag. Filling the inside of the bag will prevent it from deforming.