Polyester
1.) Remove all of the contents of the bag/purse/case before you begin. Make sure to empty out any zippered compartments as well.
2.) Add warm water to the tub or sink where you'll be cleaning your item until it is about half full.
3.) Add a small amount of mild detergent to the water and mix until it dissolves.
4.) Add cold water until the tub is about three-quarters full.
5.) Gently submerge your item in the water, making sure all the material is dampened.
6.) Using your fingers, lightly scrub stained areas until they are lifted away. It may take several minutes of scrubbing to remove stubborn stains.
7.) Once the item is clean, remove it from the tub and gently squeeze excess water into the tub.
8.) Hang the item to drip dry on a clothesline.

Plastic
1.) Remove all of the contents of the purse/bag before you begin. Make sure to empty out any zippered compartments as well.
2.) Gently vacuum out the inside of the item. Vacuums with detail attachments usually work well, as do mini-vacuums.
3.) Fill a bucket up halfway with warm water. Add a small amount of a mild detergent to the warm water, mixing it completely so that the mixture bubbles.
4.) With a clean cloth, gently apply the cleaning solution to the outside of the item, rubbing gently to remove stains or marks. Repeat as needed to finish cleaning.
5.) Carefully pat dry the item with a clean, dry towel.

Synthetic Leather
1.) Fill a bucket with warm water and add a few drops of mild dish soap or even better with a small amount of leather shampoo. Use your hands to mix up the soap and water.
2.) Dip a soft cloth into the soapy water and wring it out well.
3.) Wipe the synthetic leather. Rinse and wring out the soft cloth often while cleaning.
4.) Rinse the leather with a damp soft cloth to remove any soapy residue.
5.) Buff with a dry cloth.
6.) Let the case air dry. Don't apply any heat. Using heat or sunlight to speed the drying process can warp or ruin the synthetic leather. We recommend: Many special cleaning products meant to clean and condition synthetic leather are available on the market. Use one that suits the leather item best. Keeping the synthetic leather item cleaned and conditioned will prevent it from cracking or becoming stiff. If you want to make sure that your item will look new for a long time, consider spraying it with a waterproofing spray that is made for synthetic leather.

Warning
• Do not soak or completely immerge synthetic leather in water. Depending on its exact composition, this could ruin the material.
• Do not wash polyester, plastic or synthetic leather items in a washing machine, and do not dry them in a heat dryer.