Crafted for longevity.

• Prevent color transfer: Shield the cream leather panels from dark denim, raw indigo pigments, or non-colorfast garments to avoid permanent dye migration.
• Initial protection: Prior to first use, mist the exterior with a premium resin-based water and stain repellent (such as Saphir Super Invulner). This creates a barrier against moisture and skin oils without locking in dust.

• Dry brushing only: Clean the purple calfskin suede lining exclusively with a dedicated suede brush or a clean crepe ribbon brush. Use gentle, unidirectional strokes to lift dust and restore the velvet nap.
• Avoid liquids & creams: Never apply leather conditioners, liquid cleansers, or oils to the suede interior. Liquids will flatten the nap and permanently stain the vibrant purple pigment.
• Spill management: In the event of an interior spill, immediately blot (do not rub) the area firmly with a dry white microfiber cloth to absorb maximum liquid.

• Exterior cleansing: Dust the cream and black leather regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For light surface marks on the cream leather, dab softly with a cloth barely dampened with lukewarm water.
• Conditioning: Every 6 months, apply a specialized, wax-free lotion (such as Saphir Nappa Cream) to the exterior black and cream leathers. Apply sparingly with a white cloth, avoiding the suede interior entirely.

• Maintain silhouette: When resting, lightly fill the interior with acid-free tissue paper to preserve its structure without stretching the fine leather.
• Environment: Enclose the handbag in its breathable dust bag and store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and direct heat.

Thank you for choosing MBREON. Crafted for longevity.

• Natural evolution: Scratches, subtle color variations, and surface marks are not defects. They are hallmarks of authentic, high-quality burnished leather.
• The self-healing nature: Light surface scratches can often be buffed out simply by using the warmth of your clean thumb or a soft cloth, rubbing gently in a circular motion to redistribute the natural oils.

• Dusting: Wipe down your handbag weekly with a dry, lint-free microfiber or soft cotton cloth to remove dust and surface debris.
• Spot cleaning: Never use household detergents, saddle soaps, or harsh commercial chemical cleaners. For a light spill, wipe gently with a very slightly damp (not wet) cloth and let it air-dry naturally.
• Test first: If you choose to use a specialized premium leather cream later in its lifecycle, always test a tiny amount on an inconspicuous area (like the inner base) first, as conditioners will naturally darken burnished leather.

• Water sensitivity: Burnished leather absorbs liquids easily. If caught in the rain, immediately blot—never rub—the water away with a dry, absorbent cloth.
• Drying: Allow the bag to dry naturally at room temperature. Keep it far away from artificial heat sources like radiators, hair dryers, or direct sunlight, which can crack the leather.
• Color transfer: Guard your bag against contact with dark denim, rich dyes, or fresh cosmetics, as unsealed natural leather can absorb transfer colors easily.

• Stuffing: When not in use, empty the bag completely and stuff it lightly with acid-free tissue paper or a clean cotton bag pillow to preserve its original structure.
• Environment: Store your handbag upright inside its breathable MBREON dust bag.
• Climate: Keep it in a cool, dark, and dry closet. Avoid plastic storage containers or humid environments, which prevent the leather from breathing and can invite mold.