This product is handcrafted by master craftsmen, paying attention to detail and quality. Leather is a living material. For this reason, scars, wrinkles and color tone differences can be seen on the surface of the skin. These are due to the natural structure of the skin.

In order to protect your calfskin product well, we recommend that you follow the guidelines listed below:

• Be careful not to rub or scratch the product on abrasive surfaces.
• Protect the product from hard impacts.
• Do not expose your product to direct sunlight and keep it away from direct heat sources (iron, radiator, electric heater, etc.).
• Do not leave newspapers or magazines on the leather products as ink can penetrate and leave permanent stains.
• Avoid contact of products with any clothing that may transmit dark dye.
• Avoid contact with oily substances, cosmetics, perfumes, hydro-alcoholic solutions and any material that may transfer color pigments to the product.
• Keep your product away from water and humid environments.
• If the surface becomes soiled or damp, dry the product with a clean, lint-free, light-colored, absorbent cloth. Never use soap or chemical solvents.
• Leather products should not be washed in the washing machine and should not be contacted with chemicals such as detergents.
• Any leather item without the “waterproof” mark may allow water to bleed. Leather is porous and is a living, breathing material. Leather products may leak when used during rain or snowfall. Therefore, water spots may occur.
• To protect your product, please store it in the supplied protective case.

The following recommendations are for handmade canvas and leather products. Support the inside of the product when not in use to maintain its shape. To protect your product, please store it in the supplied protective case (dust bag).

Cleaning Suggestions:

• First, clean the stain with a soft, dry and clean toothbrush.
• Use a mild soap mixed with water as the cleaning solution.
• Using your brush, mix the cold water and soap together until bubbles begin to form.
• Dip your brush in the soapy water mixture and gently scrub the soiled areas of the canvas fabric, moving the brush in circular motions to thoroughly loosen dirt and remove stains.
• Continue dipping the brush in the soapy water mixture as you clean the stained areas of the canvas fabric.
• Finally, rinse the stain. You can rinse the desired spot of the canvas by holding it under some running water from the tap.

A small stream of water allows you to gently rinse the soapy solution without spilling water on the rest of the bag. After the stains are removed, dry with a paper towel or cloth to absorb any remaining water, Let the canvas bag dry naturally.

Important note: Drying with a tumble dryer can damage attachments such as leather straps, zippers and other adhesives. You should keep the leather or metal parts of your bag dry. If water gets on non-canvas parts, you should dry and wipe them as soon as possible to avoid damage.