Care

Spray with protector spray or rub a wax onto your new leather bag before using it.
Try to limit the use of your bag in the rain, as this may leave small traces in the leather. If your bag still got wet, gently dab it with a dry cotton cloth and leave to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat as it will dry out the leather and potentially cause damage.

Moisturize your bag with a leather conditioner to prevent flaking and wrinkling and to soften the scratches of everyday life. Apply leather conditioner to a soft cloth and gently rub over the entire bag. Depending on the dryness or humidity in your climate, reapply conditioner at least twice a year, up to once a month, to keep your leather bag soft and supple throughout the years.

Remove stains as soon as they appear with a soft damp cloth or wipes. Do not use wipes that contain alcohol, dyes or fragrance. For tougher spots, use specially formulated leather cleaner. When applying any product, always test a small area first. Rub with moderate pressure to remove the stain; using too much force may discolour the leather.
*Organic stains can often be removed with chalk powder. Crush white chalk, let it sit on the stain overnight and dust it off with a clean cloth.

To help the bag maintain shape stuff it with paper or bubble wrap before storing. If you've just cleaned the bag, allow it to air dry first. Place your stuffed leather bag in its original dust bag (or natural fabric pillowcase), and then store in its original box, along with silica gel packets to avoid dampness.
Never use newspaper, as the color can transfer.
Do not leave in high heat areas for long periods of time and keep out of direct sunlight and in low humidity. Air your leather bag once every two weeks to prevent mold growth.
You can wrap the chrome or metallic parts in clean, acid-free tissue paper. If your bag will be tucked away for a while, open the buckles and straps to prevent impressions in the leather.