Fabric/Material:

• Polyurethane, Polyester lining

Care Instructions:

These are recommended methods of cleaning leather goods. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage incurred while cleaning. Always test the cleaning method in a hidden area first.

• Protect against excessive sunlight, dryness, and heat
• Sunlight will fade and dry out leather
• Dryness will cause the leather to crack.
• Heat will dry out the leather and cause further damage.

How to remove spots and stains:

• Blot excess liquid as quickly as possible with a clean 100% cotton white absorbent cloth or sponge
• If necessary, use clean lukewarm water and let the leather dry naturally.
• Do not dry with heat appliances
• Do not rub.

How to remove butter, oil, or grease:

• Wipe excess butter, oil, or grease off the leather with a clean 100% cotton white dry cloth. Leave the treated area alone as the spot should dissipate into the leather in a short period of time.
• Do not apply water.

How to remove chewing gum:

• Place ice cubes in a plastic bag and apply to the chewing gum. Wait several minutes, lift the ice bag and remove the chewing gum.

General care:

• Do not use chemicals, saddle soap, cleaning solvents, furniture polish, oils, varnish, abrasive cleaners, soap, or ammonia water.
• Treat all leather with care. Leather is intended to age with wear. Our leather bags are treated before they become yours.
• To prevent any unwanted marks or to keep your bag in pristine condition, we recommend treating it with a small amount of good quality leather cleaner.
• Ensure that you first test your leather cleaner on a small patch of leather. Remember to never condition metallic leathers.
• Lighter colors mark more easily. These colors should be kept away from any products that could stain or tamper — with the bag in any way. We recommend that you store your bag in a fabric bag, which comes with all of our handbags.

PVC care instructions:

• Please remember to wipe off strong colored stains (carrot, tomato, berries, ink, sauces) immediately to prevent the stain from adhering to the porous coating.
• If it becomes soiled, do not machine wash or soak. Printed colors may bleed.
• Patent or coated PVC requires careful attention, as it tends to pick up other patent colors when in direct contact. It is recommended to store these materials in protective wrapping to prevent the transfer of color.