1. Do not use water to clean suede.

2. In humid conditions, color transfer may occur — avoid pairing with light-colored clothing.

3. If your suede bag gets wet, gently blot it with a soft, dry cloth without rubbing or applying pressure.

4. Store the item in a cool, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

5. When not in use, fill the bag to help maintain its shape and place it in a protective dust bag.

6. Do not use harsh cleaning agents or alcohol-based products — they may damage the leather’s structure.

7. Regularly wipe the item with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and preserve its natural sheen.

8. For deep cleaning and nourishment, use a dedicated cream or conditioner designed for genuine leather.

9. Avoid prolonged contact with water — if the item gets wet, let it air-dry naturally, away from any heat sources.