Red Leather Notebook

Maintenance and Care

Do not wipe the bag surface with alcohol or other corrosive substances. These substances will damage the leather, making the bag damaged and ugly. Also, try to avoid letting the bag come into contact with ballpoint pens, ink pads, paint, and oil stains. Once these substances get on the bag, they are difficult to clean and will leave unsightly marks.

Do not use chemicals to wipe any metal parts on the bag, otherwise the metal will rust and lose its luster. Also, avoid letting the bag be exposed to the sun for a long time, as this will harden the leather and cause it to fade; do not let the bag get wet in the rain, as this will cause the leather to become damp and moldy; do not place the bag near a fire source, as this will burn the bag; and do not iron the leather surface directly, as the high temperature will directly damage the leather. In addition, do not let the bag come into contact with acids, alkalis, salts, or solvents, as these chemicals will corrode the leather and metal parts.

When carrying a light-colored bag, do not wear denim or dark-colored clothes that are prone to fading. These clothes are prone to fading and will stain the light-colored bag. If you find that your bag is dirty or has accidentally gotten something hard to clean on it, find a professional cleaning and maintenance service to clean and maintain it. This will better protect your bag and prevent it from being damaged.