Ladies Leather Minimalist backpack - Tan
LONDON VELVERY bags are luxurious leather products which stand out from other brands with its high end quality leather...
LONDON VELVERY bags are luxurious leather products which stand out from other brands with its high end quality leather and its design. Forget the feel of PU and faux leather with our authentic cowhide leather backpacks. It is designed to resist wear and tear making it a versatile choice for your day to day use.
Always keep in mind that the leather is a natural product, So the intensity of the colour may vary slightly from during the dyeing process, making each product totally unique.
There is sufficient capacity for an iPad or tablet up to A5 size
Interiors
- 1 main compartment with a zipper.
- 1 ZIP pocket at front.
- 2 pen holders inside.
- 1 Inner zip pocket.
- 1 zip pocket on the back side of bag. - 2 slip compartments inside.
• Everyday Care for Leather:
- Looking after your leather goods starts with day-to-day care. By following just a few simple rules, you can avoid unnecessary wear and tear and extend the life of your accessories for years:
Leather is a skin, and it can stretch. Avoid overfilling your handbag, purse or wallet to maintain its original silhouette
Take extra care with leather items you use often. Take the time each week to wipe away dust and spots with a soft cloth or brush
Scratches can detract from a flawlessly crafted piece. Take care to avoid contact with heavily embellished clothes, sharp surfaces, or chunky jewellery when you are out and about.
Wet leather requires extra care, so if rain is forecast, remember to take an umbrella
• Storage for Leather:
- You may be asking yourself how should I store my leather?
Storing your leather appropriately is one of the easiest ways you can prevent damage and maintain a high-quality finish:
Store leather away from direct sunlight as this can cause fading
Store handbags in a dust bag to avoid scratches
Avoid using plastic bags, they prevent good ventilation
Store leather away from artificial sources of heat, e.g. radiators can cause leather to dry and crack