Know what you wear.

Structure with character.

Natural leather may show grain variation and develop character with use. Coated and synthetic surfaces can offer consistent color and easier cleaning, but may respond differently to heat, abrasion, and solvents.

• Confirm the product label before using any cream or protector
• Keep pale surfaces away from dark color-transfer sources
• Do not assume a product suitable for leather is suitable for coated materials

Lightness and flexibility.

Textiles can be breathable and lightweight, while open meshes may be more vulnerable to snagging. Gentle dry brushing and limited spot cleaning are normally safer than saturation.

Details need a lighter touch.

Metal finishes, stones, sequins, prints, and decorative trims can change through friction, humidity, perfume, or repeated impact. Treat natural wear as different from a manufacturing issue.

• Keep hardware dry and free of residue
• Do not polish plated hardware aggressively
• Store embellished pieces separately to prevent abrasion