faux leather
You should store your faux leather handbag in the handbag/dust cover we provide with your purchase in order to keep your handbag from getting dirty and to retain its shape.
Dirt and dust can be removed by using a small amount of leather conditioner on a damp cloth and rubbing out the spot.
leather
Leather handbag cleaning requires moisturizing the leather and cleaning away the dirt that has accumulated through the years. Mink oil is one of the highly recommended products to recondition most leather handbags. This oil does not clog up the pores of the leather and is an effective and inexpensive solution.
You can also clean your leather handbag with a damp cloth before trying any other leather handbag cleaning product. Rub the spot you wish to clean gently and gradually, applying pressure if the dirt does not come off. Do not use cleaning products that contain alcohol, turpentine, and caustic products. These may discolor your leather handbag and make it dry out.
To clean a stain on a leather handbag, grind up blackboard chalk to a fine powder and leave on the stain for over 24 hours. This is effective for some stains caused by blood or food items.
You should store your leather handbag in the handbag/dust cover we provide to retain its shape and keep it from getting dirty. Do not keep your handbag in plastic. This just encourages the growth of molds and other bacteria that will eventually ruin the leather.
Leather handbag cleaning and conditioning should be done several times a year. Dust, grime, and oils from your body can darken the leather of your handbag. You can freshen up your handbag by applying a leather conditioner product at least four times a year.
You should store your faux leather handbag in the handbag/dust cover we provide with your purchase in order to keep your handbag from getting dirty and to retain its shape.
Dirt and dust can be removed by using a small amount of leather conditioner on a damp cloth and rubbing out the spot.
leather
Leather handbag cleaning requires moisturizing the leather and cleaning away the dirt that has accumulated through the years. Mink oil is one of the highly recommended products to recondition most leather handbags. This oil does not clog up the pores of the leather and is an effective and inexpensive solution.
You can also clean your leather handbag with a damp cloth before trying any other leather handbag cleaning product. Rub the spot you wish to clean gently and gradually, applying pressure if the dirt does not come off. Do not use cleaning products that contain alcohol, turpentine, and caustic products. These may discolor your leather handbag and make it dry out.
To clean a stain on a leather handbag, grind up blackboard chalk to a fine powder and leave on the stain for over 24 hours. This is effective for some stains caused by blood or food items.
You should store your leather handbag in the handbag/dust cover we provide to retain its shape and keep it from getting dirty. Do not keep your handbag in plastic. This just encourages the growth of molds and other bacteria that will eventually ruin the leather.
Leather handbag cleaning and conditioning should be done several times a year. Dust, grime, and oils from your body can darken the leather of your handbag. You can freshen up your handbag by applying a leather conditioner product at least four times a year.
