Maintenance guide

Suede goat leather is a fragile leather. It is sensitive to light and crushing, so it must be maintained as it should be to keep its original noble appearance. Do not worry, we tell you everything and it's fast. You can regularly pass a brush stroke to remove dust. Then waterproof to avoid stains! Are you a perfectionist? We've got plenty tips for you! You can revive the leather with a cleaning spray and then rehydrate it with a leather renovation spray. If by great misfortune you were to stain your piece of goat velvet ... No panic! We suggest you use the Woly gum, gently as it is abrasive, make a few small movements and your bag will be like new! Simple and effective.

It should be noted that straw is of natural origin. Therefore, it may have slight color variations. To keep your hat looking as good as new, it is recommended that you do not bend it and handle it by pinching the crown. When not in use, place it on a flat surface upside down on the crown.
To clean your headpiece, wipe it with a cloth soaked in warm water and Marseille soap. But be careful not to get a straw hat too wet, it can shrink! The icing on the cake: our hats come with a tightening band that allows you to adjust the size of the head size.

It's simple but essential: we recommend washing your scarf by hand, in cold or warm water with a small amount of soap. Do not use harsh products such as bleach as this could damage the natural fibers. Do not dry your clothes in the dryer because the heat could shrink and deteriorate them. Maradjique's advice: take your silk piece and blot it between two terry towels, then air dry it flat on a drying rack! Give it time to dry, be patient and don't put it in the sun or on a radiator, it must keep its beauty as on the first day.

It's simple but essential: we recommend you to wash your scarf by hand, in cold or warm water with a little soap. But be careful not to let it soak for too long, the gold might not shine as much... Don't use too aggressive products such as bleach as it could damage the natural fibers. Do not dry your clothes in the dryer because the heat could shrink and deteriorate it. Maradjique's advice: take your silk piece and blot it between two terry towels, then air dry it flat on a drying rack! Give it time to dry, be patient and don't put it in the sun or on a radiator, it must keep its beauty as on the first day.