Suede leather

Traces and stains can be removed with nubuck brushes or foam rubber sponges. Do not rub too hard, otherwise the leather will discolor. And above all, impregnate regularly so that moisture and dirt don't stand a chance.

Leather

If you are annoyed by rubbed off top coat, you should use saddle soap (available in sports stores). Lather up with a damp cloth, then wipe with a soft cloth and leave to dry.

Fabric

Add a few drops of mild detergent to a cup of lukewarm water and gently wipe the bag with a microfiber cloth.

Straw

Rubbing with a damp cloth soaked in soapy water removes dust and dirt. However, the wickerwork must not get too wet, otherwise it will become deformed.

Plastic

A gentle rub down with a solution of water and washing-up liquid is sufficient here. Silicone spray protects against yellowing and provides a shine after polishing with a soft cloth.

Paint

Small scratches can be removed with a soft eraser. Otherwise, rub regularly with care balm, baby oil or Vaseline. But please polish thoroughly, otherwise the outfit will become stained.

An extra tip for all bags

If your darling gets really wet, stuff it with absorbent paper. Then dry the bag with a hairdryer (not too hot!) to prevent water marks.