Regularly apply a non-greasy, silicone-free nourishing cream (test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous part).
Wear your accessory with dark clothing at first, to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
Caution: your dark clothes, whose dye has been badly set, could bleed onto your accessory.
Protect from heat sources.
Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the lambskin may tear.
Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on clothing.
Avoid greasy substances.
Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as these can nuance the color.
Material
New Zealand lamb is naturally bubbled. Each skin is unique. It enjoyed great success in the 80s and is once again in the spotlight in both ready-to-wear and accessories. This material is flexible and light. Bubble lamb gives a casual-chic character to your accessories.
Leather develops a patina over time; it's a living, natural material. The care with which you look after your accessory will help it to last a long time.
Vegetal tanning: France.
Vegetal-Tanned Leather
This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.
The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.
