Once a week, give your leather a wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
Rotate your leather to prevent one product aging more rapidly than the others.
Limit the item’s exposure to direct sunlight.
To prevent wrinkling or flaking, use a small amount of leather conditioner on a soft cloth and gently rub all over, repeating every month or so
Remove Staining
Let water spills dry on their own, do not blow dry them.
For a stain on white leather, rub a small amount of paste on the stain and leave for 10 minutes (1/2 cup of Lemon juice mixed with ½ cup cream of tartar). Then remove the paste using a damp cloth and moisturising soap, and wipe dry using a soft cloth.
For food stains, crush a small amount of white chalk and leave it on the stain overnight. In the morning, brush it off with a clean cloth.
For oil stains, it is recommended to put corn-starch on it as quickly as possible and rub it in. Immediately brush off the remaining powder with a clean cloth.
For fresh ink and dirt stains, lightly use a white eraser on the affected area. For older stains that have set in, seek professional help.
Storing Leather
Store your leather handbags in dust bags or a cotton pillowcase, crossing the handles over each other and leaving in an upright position.
To keep the shape of the bag, be sure to fill it with soft material items, acid-free tissue paper or wax paper. Avoid newspaper, which can smear and stain. Air it out once every two weeks.
To prevent or get rid of unwanted odours, fill a plastic bag with baking soda, zip the leather bag closed, and store for a few days.
