Leather can quickly absorb certain substances, which can permanently damage its coating. Immediate action reduces the risk of altering the color, texture, or finish.

⚠️ Avoid tricks found on the Internet!
Each leather has its own specific characteristics. An unsuitable product can accentuate the stain or damage the material. Consult ouradvice by leather type (smooth, grained, suede, patent, etc.) for proper care.

Leather is a natural material that requires regular care , just like our skin. Over time, it develops a unique patina , characterized by subtle variations in color and texture. This natural process can be enhanced or, on the contrary, degraded depending on the care provided.

Why maintain leather regularly?

• To preserve its flexibility and avoid cracking
• To maintain its color and shine
• To prevent premature wear, especially on sensitive leathers such as nubuck

Find ourdetailed maintenance guides for each type of material on our dedicated pages.

⚠️ Avoid overloading your leather bag and leather goods accessories!

Excessive weight and/or volume can distort the structure of the leather over the long term.

Color transfer is a common phenomenon in leather goods . It can occur in two directions:

• Your clothes can stain leather , especially dark or new textiles like raw jeans.
• Conversely, dyed leather may bleed onto your light-colored clothing .
  

Our recommendations:

• Avoid prolonged rubbing with dark or rough clothing.
• Be especially careful with light or brightly colored bags .
• Do not layer light leather and dark textile, and vice versa.

Leather can deteriorate under the influence of elements such as direct light, humidity, heat, dust, fatty or liquid substances.

Our advice for properly preserving your leather items:

• Store your unused leather bags and accessories to prevent them from gathering dust.
• Store them in a clean, dry, ventilated place away from light.
• Brush them regularly and apply a suitable waterproofing spray (seeour care guide by leather type).