Every bag we create tells a unique story. We don’t just design accessories; we craft functional, stylish, and sustainable pieces that reflect our commitment to craftsmanship, nature, and individuality. Nature itself serves as the inspiration behind our designs, influencing the shapes, colors, and textures of every piece. Our collections are deeply rooted in the beauty of the natural world, ensuring that each bag feels both timeless and eco-conscious.

The Handcrafted Bags Care Guide

1. Cleaning Your Bag

For banana fiber and Iraka palm bags, use a soft cloth dampened with water to gently clean the surface. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives that could weaken the natural fibers. For leather handles or straps, wipe them down with a damp cloth and apply a leather conditioner once a month to keep the leather soft and moisturized. Regular cleaning will help preserve the material and prevent dirt buildup.

2. Proper Storage

When your bag isn’t in use, store it in a cool, dry place to prevent fading and damage. Never store it in a plastic bag, as it can trap moisture and cause mold. Instead, place it in a breathable dust bag or a cotton pouch. To maintain its shape, stuff the bag with tissue paper or fabric when storing it for extended periods. Avoid hanging your bag by the handles, as this can distort its shape over time.

3. Leather Care

Leather handles and straps need regular care to maintain their flexibility and shine. Use a leather cleaner or conditioner to protect the leather from drying out or cracking. Apply a small amount of product with a soft cloth, and gently rub it into the surface. Be sure to let the leather dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight. With proper care, leather will continue to soften and improve with age.

4. Handle with Care

Natural fibers like banana fiber and Iraka palm require gentle handling. Avoid overloading your bag, as too much weight can stress the fibers and cause them to break. Be mindful of sharp objects that can snag or tear the fabric. If your bag gets wet, avoid wringing or twisting it. Instead, let it air dry naturally in a shaded area to retain its shape and integrity.

5. Repairing Small Issues Early

Inspect your handcrafted bag regularly for any signs of wear, such as loose stitching or frayed fibers. Addressing small issues early can prevent larger problems from developing. For example, if you notice a stitch coming undone, have it repaired as soon as possible to avoid further damage. Proper maintenance will extend the life of your bag and keep it looking beautiful for years to come.

Conclusion

Taking proper care of your handcrafted bags ensures they remain beautiful and durable for years to come. By following these simple tips—cleaning, storing, caring for leather, handling gently, and repairing small issues—you can enjoy your eco-friendly bag for seasons to come. Invest in quality and sustainability, and let your bag become a lasting companion.