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STEP 1: Use a fiber cloth or sponge to apply a proper amount of leather conditioner or cream.
STEP 2: Apply it evenly with circular motions to ensure that the conditioner is evenly covered.
STEP 3: Use a clean cloth to gently wipe off excess.

WHAT IF,

1. Your Genuine Leather Bag Gets Wet? Dry It.

Gently blot (not rub!) excess liquid as soon as possible and allow the rest to air dry. Do not use a heat source to speed up the drying. When drying a bag, stuff the inside with newspaper to help the bag hold its shape and to help absorb moisture from the interior.

2. If Your Genuine Leather Bag Gets Too Dry, Condition It.

Massage a high-quality leather conditioner into the leather and use a clean cloth to gently wipe off excess. You can also use a conditioner or cream on your genuine leather products. It helps keep them from cracking or drying out.

3. Your Leather Gets Dirty, Clean It.

When your genuine leather bag gets stained, use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to clean the stain. Always handle your leather with clean hands. Wipe off in a circular motion with a slightly damp cloth to avoid clogging the pores of the leather.

PRECAUTIONS:

• Don’t use chemical-based cleaners, leather conditioners, or harsh chemicals.
• While storing your genuine leather bag:
  • (a) Store leather in a space away from heat, humidity, sunlight, and dust. Do not store your bag while wet. Wipe off any moisture before storing to prevent mold or mildew.
  • (b) If you plan to store your bag for an extended period, inspect it every 3–4 weeks. If the bag is not emptied, check every 1–2 weeks to avoid stretching or mold.

When you care for leather properly, it will become more beautiful, rugged, and interesting over time, echoing its adventures and yours.

ABOUT THE COLOR DIFFERENCE:

Due to different batches of leather production, there will be slight differences in the color of the leather surface, so the color of the bag may vary slightly between different batches.