1. Avoid water & moisture
Keep your leather bag away from rain, humidity, or excessive moisture.
If it gets wet, pat it dry gently with a soft cloth and let it air-dry naturally.
2. Store properly
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
Keep inside a dust bag (cotton or breathable fabric).
Stuff with tissue paper or bubble wrap to help maintain its shape.
Avoid plastic covers, as they trap moisture and may damage the leather.
3. Cleaning
Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
For deeper cleaning, use a leather specific cleaner (never harsh soaps or chemicals).
Test any product first on a hidden area.
4. Conditioning
Apply a leather condition/cream every few months to keep the leather soft and prevent cracks.
Use sparingly and follow product instructions.
5. Handling
Avoid overfilling the bag, as it may stretch the leather and distort its shape.
Be mindful of sharp objects that may scratch the surface.
6. Color and stain protection
Keep away from oils, makeup, pens and perfumes, which may stain permanently.
If using a protective spray, choose one specifically designed for genuine leather.
