Wallet Care
By following few simple care instructions, you will enjoy a long-lasting leather
product.
Our recommendation: Don't try to keep them look as new!
Leather will show signs of wear over time, will age beautifully and will develop its own unique look.
When wet
Avoid placing your wallet on damp or wet surfaces,
as moisture can damage the leather over time.If it gets wet, gently tap
with a soft cloth without rubbing.
Let the wallet dry completely at room temperature before using it again.
Do not dry in direct sunlight or near heaters, and never use a hair dryer.
Fast drying can shrink the leather, change
its structure, and affect the color.
when dry
Avoid exposure to direct heat and sunlight. Prolonged sunlight may cause
leather to shrink, crack, and lose or change its color and texture.
If the leather becomes too dry, gently rub in a small amount of moisture.
Choose a light leather dressing or cream made from natural ingredients
and without added coloring.
Products vary from country to country, so please consult your local supplier.
Take care — leather cream may slightly darken the color of your wallet.
dont overload
Leather tends to stretch and may not return to its original shape.
If stretched when wet or in high humidity, the form can change quickly.
We recommend not overloading your wallet (see the suggested card capacity).
Overloading can permanently stretch the leather, so carry only what is necessary.
The elastic band is strong and durable, but its elasticity can be affected
by overloading your wallet.
Cleaning your wallet
Your leather products do not require extensive treatment at the start.
Over-treating can seal the pores and reduce the leather’s natural breathability.
Only after long-term use does it make sense to restore lost moisture
to keep the leather flexible.
For light dirt, wipe gently with a damp cloth and let dry at room temperature.
For stains, use an alcohol-free leather cleaner. Test first on a hidden spot.
Never rub hard, use strong solvents, or apply unsuitable products like
shoe polish, cosmetic cream, or floor wax.
Be careful with pens — ink can soak in and become permanent.
Always test treatments in a hidden area, then apply gently seam to seam.
store
Avoid wrapping your leather in plastic, as it needs to breathe.
Leather is best stored in a cotton bag, keeping it safe and comfortable.
Adding a few leaves of lavender or laurel will maintain a pleasant scent
and help keep bugs away.