Take care of your bag!
Leather is a natural product, it breathes and has natural elasticity. Inequalities such as color differences on the surface of the leather, pore stains and thorn marks are not quality defects and these features indicate the naturalness of the product.
Do not use your bag on heavy rainy days. If the product gets wet, it should never be placed on the heater or blow-dried with a hair dryer, as the skin is sensitive to heat and may be damaged. After wiping off the wetness with a dry cotton cloth, it should be left to dry on its own. Otherwise, the natural oil of the product will dry out and become unusable and hard.
Do not store your bag in a plastic bag or keep it in strong light or intense sunlight for a long time. Otherwise, you may experience color change or fading in the product.
Chemicals such as hairspray, perfume and nail polish cause stains on the skin, so the use of these products should be avoided around the bag. Do not try to remove the stain that will occur if the chemicals mentioned above are used, have it cleaned only by certified expert cleaners. If oil-based stains occur, do not attempt to wipe them off. The skin absorbs and eliminates oil over time. Ink stains never come off.
Light-colored leather and suede bags should be used with caution. Especially in leather products, bags may deform quickly due to impact and friction.
