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Leather
• Avoid contact with sharp edges as they can scrap the material
• Keep leather product away from too much heat as it can make the material brittle
• Keep away from liquids or humid area as it will affect color & odor
• When not in use, store in its cotton bag for proper storage.
• Clean with soft cotton cloth to remove dirt or spilled liquid, oil…
• When needed, wet the cotton cloth with water to clean the leather product & let it dry naturally
• For maintenance, use leather conditioners with a clean white cotton cloth.

Stainless steel
Famous material for its durability, it can also get tarnished due to daily use, and exposure to elements. Thanks to its higher amount of chromium, it is more resistant to corrosion compared to other materials we use in our accessories.
• Can be shined with soft-bristled brush and with soap & water. Rinse & dry with soft cloth;
• Another option is with small amount of plain white toothpaste & soft-bristled brush. Rinse & dry with soft cloth.
• Baking soda & water option – Make a paste with 2 spoons of baking soda with 1 spoon of water. Gently rub on the material with a soft-bristled brush. Rinse & dry with soft cloth.
• Or use stainless steel product cleaner then follow corresponding instructions.

Brass
• Shine with lemon & salt: Mix 1 spoon of lemon with salt to make a liquid-almost-paste solution & gently rub it on the brass material. Let it sit for 30 minutes then wipe away the solution with a damp cloth. Buff with microfiber cloth.
• Or with baking soda and white vinegar: Create a paste with a spoon of baking soda + ¼ spoon of vinegar, wait for the fizzle to stop & gently rub the paste on the brass, let it sit for no longer than 30 minutes to avoid dulling the brass. Wipe away the solution with a damp cloth. Buff with microfiber cloth.
• Or a brass cleaning product then follow corresponding instructions.

Zamak
Its name is the German acronym for the materials that make up the alloy: Zink (Zinc), Aluminum (Aluminum), Magnesium (Magnesium) and Kupfer (copper).
• Zamak can oxidize on contact with air. Store in a cellophane bag when not in use to guard it away from light & air
• To clean, use a soft bristle sponge or brush with a mild detergent soap or a solution of white vinegar and water or with baking soda.