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How to clean a leather bag
A beautiful luxury leather handbag is not only a staple item in any ladies wardrobe, but it is also an investment piece that can (if treated well) be used for many years. This is why it is so important to make sure your leather bag is maintained correctly! There is nothing worse than purchasing your favourite handbag to find you got it stained or soaked in the rain. Leather handbags are precious, but the best quality ones really don't need that much care and attention! In this lens we bring you the best ways for caring for and cleaning your leather handbag, what to avoid, and some secret tips and hints.
Remember: Leather is a skin, so treat it with care and attention and it should last a lifetime!
As a leather handbag retail company we deal with leather maintenance on a daily basis so if you have any queries regarding leather handbag care please feel free to contact us! We will do our very best to help you whatever the questions so please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Owning a leather bag can be very simple if you follow a few tips and tricks! The thing you always have to remember when cleaning or looking up how to clean your leather bag is that it all depends on the leather! Different things work on different kinds and quality of leather! For example something that works on patent leather may not work on vegetable tanned and vice versa! In this lens we aim to give you an unspecific overview on how to clean a leather bag that should work on most!
Before cleaning a leather bag always consult the manufacturer or seller. It may be that they have some really good advice on how to look after your accessory. Remember, bags that come with a guarantee can be repaired by the manufacture! But please note; this depends on the guarantee and the time you have had it! It's best to look for at least a two year guarantee on a leather bag, but the best are lifetime guarantees of course!
Good leather accessories should be fairly easy to maintain. If you find your leather bag is easily damaged or has broken in the first few months of you using it this is usually a sign of very bag quality or faux leather. It is always best to do your research on leather and leather handbag sellers before you buy!
If you have had your bag for a while and think it needs a good clean then mild soap and water is always the best option! Simply dilute a small amount of soap in a bucket or sink and use a cloth to lightly clean your leather bag. Remember; gently does it,[url=http://www.sport.fr/smartphones/moncler.asp]femmes moncler[/url]! Leather should be treated with well as it is a skin just like your own! Softly rub afterwards using a dry cloth as you should never leave any excess moisture on the leather.
To feed or condition the hide it is always best to use natural products such as bees wax. The product should always penetrate the leather, not leave a coat! Bees wax is also a great water repellent, so if your luxury leather handbag gets caught in a little rain this should keep it at its best!
Removing stains is unfortunately quite hard on leather products. When investing in a good quality bag you should always keep the exterior away from food, makeup and any other oil based products. Whilst some manufacturers/sellers can help you repair your handbag, they are not liable to remove stains due to your own fault. However, do contact the company and ask them for their advice and their policy on repair work!
If you stain your bag, do not invest in expensive cleaners and conditioners to help remove it. Some of these cleaners, especially ones with chemicals, can actually cause your handbag more harm than good and make the stain even worse!
Keep away from any harsh chemical cleaners and products containing alcohol, however if the person who made the bag actually points you to a specific cleaner to clean your leather bag then you may use this.
Remember: do your research about the specific leather bag! Not all leathers are the same, and what can remove stains for one may not work or damage another!
A tip for all leather bags: As we have mentioned, all leather is different. However a good tip is to grind ordinary black board chalk, sprinkle the stained area and leave for 24 hours! Then simply wipe off excess chalk. This method contains no harsh chemicals, so will not make any stain worse on any handbag!
Good quality leather really does look after itself, so if you have read this lens and been put off by how you have to maintain it then don't be! Leather is actually a material that should last a lifetime and is much easier to look after than plenty of other equivalents. In fact, with the best leather minor scratches and scrapes can be effortlessly wiped away with spit and polish!
Do not get leather and suede mistaken! Leather should be cared from in a completely different manner to suede. If you own a suede bag, do some research on cleaning and owning a suede product.
Wondering why Italian leather makes such a great material for a handbag? Check out our other lens, with some great information as to what is so special about Italian leather.
Want to know some more useful tips on looking after your leather accessory? Check out our leather bag care tips on owning, maintaining and travelling with your Italian leather handbag!