Leather bags are loved for their luxurious materials and stylish designs, but without proper care, they can become discolored or damaged. To keep your leather bag looking new for a long time, it's important to know a few key maintenance tips.

1. Dust Removal
   - Regular Dusting: Use a soft brush or dry cloth to gently remove dust from the surface of the bag.
   - **Detail Cleaning:** Pay extra attention to areas where dust tends to accumulate, such as around zippers and buckles.

2. Stain Removal
   - Immediate Action: Quickly wipe away stains with wet wipes or a damp cloth.
   - Use of Specialized Cleaners: It’s best to use leather-specific cleaners for removing stains.
   - Avoid Strong Chemicals: Do not use strong chemicals like alcohol or benzene, as they can damage the leather.

3. Moisturizing and Nourishing
   - Leather Cream or Lotion: Use leather cream or lotion to moisturize the leather and prevent drying.
   - Periodic Care: Apply leather cream every 2-3 months.
   - Choose Products According to Leather Type: Use appropriate products based on the type of leather.

4. Storage Method
   - Dry Environment: Avoid storing in humid areas where mold can develop on the leather.
   - Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight, as it can change the color of the leather.
   - Use a Dust Bag: Keeping your bag in a dust bag can prevent dust and scratches.

5. Precautions
   - If Wet: Remove moisture with a dry cloth and let it dry completely in a well-ventilated shaded area.
   - Don’t Overload: Avoid putting too many heavy items in the bag to prevent deformation.
   - Care According to Leather Type: Maintenance methods can vary by leather type, so refer to the label attached to the bag or consult a professional.

* Additional Tips
- Regular Checks: Periodically check the condition of the leather and take action before problems arise.
- Professional Help: For severe damage or complex stains, it’s best to have a professional handle repairs and restoration.

* Frequently Asked Questions

- What should I do if my leather bag gets wet?
   Wipe off moisture with a dry cloth and let it dry completely in a well-ventilated shaded area. Avoid using a hairdryer, as it can damage the leather.

- What should I do if mold develops on my leather bag?
   It’s best to use a professional leather cleaning service. If you handle it at home, gently remove mold with a soft brush, clean it with a leather-specific cleaner, and then dry it.

- What should I do if my leather bag gets scratched?
   Use leather-specific wax or conditioner to gently fill in the scratches.

*Note : The above information provides general leather bag care methods, and care may vary depending on the type and product. Refer to the label attached to the bag or consult a professional for more detailed information.