Use a dirt and water repellent spray: This protects the leather from stains and moisture. Make sure you choose a product suitable for the type of leather and test it on a small, inconspicuous area. This prevents the spray from causing stains or discoloration if it is not suitable.

Let wet leather air dry: Place a towel or newspaper inside the leather product to absorb moisture. Don't place the leather near a radiator. The heat can dry out the leather and make it brittle. Allowing it to air dry takes a little longer but won't damage the leather.

Avoid harsh products like perfume: These can damage your leather product. The chemicals in cleaning products or perfume can dry out the leather, discolor it, and even cause stains. It's a shame to lose your beautiful leather bag or pencil case!

Store your bag in a cotton dust bag or pillowcase: A cotton dust bag or pillowcase will keep your bag looking its best when not in use. Don't put your bag in a plastic bag: plastic bags cause condensation, or moisture, which causes the leather to sweat. This can damage your bag and make it less attractive!

Remove dirt with a soft cloth or brush or gently shake your bag upside down

This prevents dust and sand from adhering to the woven reed. Sand often contains moisture and dirt, which is detrimental to the reed's long-term quality.

Prevent overload

While palm fronds are incredibly durable, they do have their limitations. Too much can break the fibers or alter the bag's shape. So, don't pack five bottles of milk into a small wicker bag; instead, divide your groceries among several bags. Try to cover sharp objects in wicker, such as cutlery you're bringing on a picnic: wrap them in a cloth or put them in a separate container to prevent puncturing and weakening the wicker.

Let a wet bag air dry

Palm leaf is a natural byproduct and can withstand water. However, a bag can lose its shape or become moldy if left wet or stored wet. Drying it properly is therefore important. Use a care spray for leather handles. This prevents damage from moisture and prevents the leather from drying out and cracking, so your bag retains its luxurious appearance.

Avoid water
Jute soles are sensitive to water. When wet, they absorb water. So make sure you don't walk through water with your espadrilles and don't wear them in the rain.

Storing espadrilles:
Store espadrilles in a dry, ventilated place, not in plastic bags. Use a cotton bag instead, or place them on a shoe rack.

Avoid heavy loads:
Espadrilles are very comfortable to wear, but not intended for mountain hiking ;) So don't wear them during intense activities to prevent wear and tear on the sole and fabric.

Store jewelry in a soft case: This protects it from scratches, especially if you store multiple pieces together. With your purchase, we'll include a case with a soft interior to securely store your beautiful jewelry.

Avoid contact with perfume and lotion: Apply perfume and lotion first, then put on your jewelry. It might take some getting used to, but it really does keep your jewelry looking beautiful longer. The chemicals in these products can damage the gold plating and diminish the shine of pearls and gemstones, and that's unnecessary!

Remove jewelry when exercising and sleeping: At night, everyone tosses and turns a lot in their sleep, and you also sweat. In addition, your jewelry can get caught in bedding or clothing and become damaged. Sweat also contains salt, which can corrode gemstones and pearls, as well as gold plating. The same applies to wearing jewelry while exercising.

Clean pearls and gemstones gently: Occasionally polishing your jewelry will keep your bracelets and necklaces looking beautiful longer. A soft cloth removes dirt and restores the natural shine without damaging the materials.

Enjoy your jewelry for longer with these simple steps.