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Patent bags have a long history dating back to the early 1800 s.
Originally the paint was applied to material such as canvas or leather to make them more resistant to water and dust.
However over time the paint becomes a decorative element, adding shine and style to the bag and other accessories.
Throughout the 19th century patent bags became particularly popular among the better-off classes, due to their elegant appearance and ability to attract attention.
Today, patent bags are still prized for their vintage charm and the touch of glamour they add to any outfit.
Water and neutral soap:
Mix warm water with a little neutral soap. Use a soft cloth moistened with this solution to gently wipe the surface of the bag. Make sure you do not use too much water and dry the bag well after cleaning.
Clean Paint ItemsRegularlyTo prevent dirt and dust from accumulating on the surface.
OneGentle cleaningWith a soft cloth can keep items in good condition over time. Whichever method you choose, be sure to act gently and be careful not to damage the surface of the bag.
Avoid aggressive chemicalsOn the paint, as they could damage it. When cleaning paint items, opt forDelicate solutionsLikeWater and neutral soap.
Avoid direct sun exposure. Paint can fade or be damaged if exposed to direct sun for a long time. Try to store paint items inFresh and dry placesWhen you're not using them.
