How to clean your IRTH Leather Bag.

1. Regular Dusting: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth or use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove dirt.
2. Spot Cleaning: For small spills or stains, use a damp cloth with mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
3. Deep Cleaning: For stubborn stains, use a specialized leather cleaner—always test on a hidden area first.

How to make your IRTH Leather Bag last long with conditioning.

1. Hydration Matters: Leather can dry out over time, leading to cracks and fading. Apply a high-quality leather conditioner every 3–6 months.
2. Proper Application: Massage the conditioner evenly with a clean cloth, then wipe off any excess.
3. Water Protection: Consider using a hydrophobic spray before first use to add an extra layer of protection.

How to store your IRTH Leather Bag.

1. Avoid Direct Sunlight: UV rays can fade and dry out leather—store it in a cool, dark space.
2. Use Dust Bags: Keep bags safe from dust and scratches by storing them in breathable dust bags.
3. Maintain Their Shape: Stuff bags with acid-free tissue paper to help them retain their structure.

Avoid doing this with your IRTH Leather Bag.

1. Harsh Chemicals Are a No-Go: Stay away from household cleaners, bleach, furniture polish, or any harsh chemicals. They can dry out the leather, damage the finish, or cause discoloration.
2. Say No to Extreme Temperatures: Direct sunlight, heaters, or fireplaces can fade, crack, or make leather brittle. Store it in a temperature-controlled space.
3. Keep It Dry: While leather is naturally resistant to some moisture, avoid soaking it. If it gets wet, blot gently with a clean cloth and let it air dry.
4. Use the Right Cleaning Products: Saddle soap, shoe polish, or generic cleaners can harm leather. Stick to products made specifically for leather care.
5. Gentle Cleaning Is Key: Avoid rubbing too hard when cleaning, as it can damage the surface.
6. No Abrasive Materials: Never use steel wool, sandpaper, or rough fabrics that could scratch or wear down the leather.
7. Store It Smartly: Keep leather in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

General Care

1. Handle with care. Avoid rough surfaces to prevent damage to beads, embroidery, and leather.
2. Do not overstuff the bag, as excess weight can strain the leather and decorative stitching.
3. Keep away from sharp objects that may snag threads or loosen beads.

Cleaning

1. Leather: Gently wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals, detergents, or alcohol-based cleaners.
2. Beads & Embroidery: Clean only with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Do not scrub.
3. Do not wash, soak, or dry clean the bag.

Moisture & Storage

1. Protect from water, rain, and humidity. If the bag gets wet, blot gently with a dry cloth and allow it to air-dry naturally.
2. Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources, as they may cause fading or drying of the leather.
3. Store in a dust bag or soft cotton cover when not in use.
4. Stuff lightly with tissue or soft fabric to help maintain shape.

*Note: Slight variations in color, texture, and beadwork are natural and reflect the handmade nature of the bag.