Chanel Care Guide
Chanel Bag Care Guide
Chanel bags represent timeless elegance and require specific care to maintain their beauty. Each piece is crafted with meticulous attention to detail and deserves careful maintenance to preserve its quality.
Chanel Leather Guide
Lambskin Leather
- Delicate, soft leather requiring gentle care
- Use only soft, dry cloth for cleaning
- Avoid any care products that may alter the finish
- Best reserved for special occasions to minimize wear
- Gentle rubbing can help reduce surface marks
Caviar Leather
- Durable pebbled calfskin leather
- More forgiving and scratch-resistant
- Can be wiped with slightly damp cloth if needed
- Natural texture helps hide minor scratches
- Ideal for everyday use
Essential Care Tips
Daily Care
- Handle with clean, dry hands
- Avoid contact with water, oils, and cosmetics
- Keep away from direct sunlight
- Store in original dust bag
- Never overfill to maintain shape
Fabric Care
- Extra caution with tweed bags to prevent snags
- Avoid contact with jewelry or sharp objects
- Store flat to prevent distortion
- Use professional cleaning only
- Keep away from moisture
Chanel & Moi Service
Chanel offers professional aftercare through their Chanel & Moi program, providing expert care and restoration services.
- Deep cleaning and leather reconditioning
- Hardware re-gilding
- Lining replacement
- Chain repair or replacement
- Quilting restoration
Services may take several weeks to complete. Contact your local Chanel boutique for details.
Storage Guidelines
Proper Storage
- Store upright in original dust bag
- Keep in a cool, dry place
- Avoid plastic covers - leather needs to breathe
- Use proper stuffing to maintain shape
- Never hang bags by their straps
Chain Care
- Wrap chains in tissue paper
- Prevent chains from touching leather
- Store chains inside the bag when possible
- Check chain links periodically
- Clean hardware with soft, dry cloth
Important Warnings
- Never use unauthorized cleaning products
- Avoid storing in bathroom or humid areas
- Do not attempt DIY repairs
- Never force closures or clasps
- Avoid overstuffing quilted bags