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THE TOP 4 WAYS TO CARE FOR YOUR DAGNE
If you love your bag, it’ll love you back. Here are a few ways to show it some love.
1. Keep it shady. Don’t overexpose your bag to light, heat, or water.
2. Alcohol, acetone, and oil are way harsh solvents. Instead, use a gentle soap to hand wash your bag.
3. Lighter colors don’t camouflage stains as well as darker colors, so use a touch more care with them.
4. And finally, when you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag. Bags need their beauty rest too.
A DEEPER DIVE INTO MATERIAL CARE
All of your burning care questions, answered.
100% Recycled 900D Poly GRS Certified
Durable. Dependable. Strong. You get it — 900D is one tough cookie. But it’s got a soft spot for Mother Earth and is mindfully made with recycled plastic water bottles. It’s lightweight, light on the planet, and pretty low key. But sometimes it needs just a little love.
We recommend spot cleaning 900D products with a mild detergent and cold water, using a clean white cloth or sponge. Hardware and other trims should be handled delicately. 900D products are not machine washable, as hardware chipping may occur. That’s only because it likes a little one-on-one time with you.
Reshape the bag while damp and lay it flat to dry in a cool place, avoiding direct sunlight.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which can harm the bag exterior.
When you’re not using your bag, store it away from direct sunlight or heat.
Neoprene
Neoprene is mostly chill but still deserves some love and attention.
Neoprene can be hand washed in cold water with gentle soap. Reshape when wet. Lay flat to dry.
Alcohol, acetone, and oil are really bad for neoprene, so avoid at all costs. Don’t machine wash because the hardware might chip. Hardware should also be handled with care. Creasing and pilling may occur but is easily remedied. Just steam in downward strokes, and use a fabric shaver to remove pilling.
Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto the lighter colored bags.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or water, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
It’s pretty easy to care for neoprene, just refer to this cheat sheet.
Leather
Leather needs a lot of love.
It’s a natural material that softens over time, and its color can sometimes transfer with wear. So be careful with your light colored clothing and upholstery. Also, the reverse can happen. Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto lighter colored bags.
Our reco is to pre-treat your leather products to prevent damage. Leather cleaner can be used as needed, but test it on an inconspicuous spot first. Alcohol, acetone, and oil might as well be poison for leather, so avoid at all costs.
Coated Canvas
Coated canvas is a synthetic material and can withstand a lot, but it’s still good to follow this care guide.
Don’t overexpose your bag to light, heat, or water. That doesn’t mean don’t take it outside. It means use your best judgment.
You need two things to clean this bag: a damp cloth + mild soap. We recommend a leather cleaner for the handles.
Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto the lighter colored bags.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemies.
100% Organic Cotton
100% organic cotton is pretty good stuff. It’s also made without some pretty bad stuff – GMOs, fertilizers, pesticides, contaminated water. And because cotton is a natural material, you might see slight color variations.
Lighter colors don’t camouflage stains as well as darker colors, so use a touch more care with them, and be careful when wearing denim or other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto lighter colored bags.
We recommend hand washing it with cold water and gentle soap. Reshape when wet, keep it standing up to dry.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemy.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or rain, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
Repreve® Recycled Poly
Repreve® is a durable, versatile material made from recycled bottles. Compared to virgin fiber, using Repreve® requires less water and energy and emits less greenhouse gases. That’s a lot of work behind the scenes, so we think Repreve® deserves some special TLC.
We recommend spot cleaning Repreve® recycled polyester with a mild soap, cold water, and a clean soft white cloth. Hardware should be handled delicately.
Reshape the bag while damp and lay flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the bag.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight or heat.
Vegan Leather
Not only does vegan leather help us show love for our animal friends, it requires 30% less energy and 20% less waste than regular leather. It’s more water-resistant and easier to clean, too.
We recommend spot cleaning vegan leather as needed with mild soap, warm water, and a clean soft white cloth. Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the bag.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight.
Waterproof Nylon
We recommend hand washing it with cold water and gentle soap. Reshape while wet, and lay it flat to dry.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemy.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or rain, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
Air Mesh
Air Mesh is pretty easy going, but this 100% recycled performance fabric (made from plastic water bottles) needs just a little love.
Hand wash it with a mild detergent in cold water. Make sure to reshape while wet and lay flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
Hardware should be handled delicately. Air Mesh products are not machine washable, as hardware chipping may occur.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the exterior.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight or heat.
Durable. Dependable. Strong. You get it — 900D is one tough cookie. But it’s got a soft spot for Mother Earth and is mindfully made with recycled plastic water bottles. It’s lightweight, light on the planet, and pretty low key. But sometimes it needs just a little love.
We recommend spot cleaning 900D products with a mild detergent and cold water, using a clean white cloth or sponge. Hardware and other trims should be handled delicately. 900D products are not machine washable, as hardware chipping may occur. That’s only because it likes a little one-on-one time with you.
Reshape the bag while damp and lay it flat to dry in a cool place, avoiding direct sunlight.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which can harm the bag exterior.
When you’re not using your bag, store it away from direct sunlight or heat.
Neoprene is mostly chill but still deserves some love and attention.
Neoprene can be hand washed in cold water with gentle soap. Reshape when wet. Lay flat to dry.
Alcohol, acetone, and oil are really bad for neoprene, so avoid at all costs. Don’t machine wash because the hardware might chip. Hardware should also be handled with care. Creasing and pilling may occur but is easily remedied. Just steam in downward strokes, and use a fabric shaver to remove pilling.
Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto the lighter colored bags.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or water, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
It’s pretty easy to care for neoprene, just refer to this cheat sheet.
Leather needs a lot of love.
It’s a natural material that softens over time, and its color can sometimes transfer with wear. So be careful with your light colored clothing and upholstery. Also, the reverse can happen. Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto lighter colored bags.
Our reco is to pre-treat your leather products to prevent damage. Leather cleaner can be used as needed, but test it on an inconspicuous spot first. Alcohol, acetone, and oil might as well be poison for leather, so avoid at all costs.
Coated canvas is a synthetic material and can withstand a lot, but it’s still good to follow this care guide.
Don’t overexpose your bag to light, heat, or water. That doesn’t mean don’t take it outside. It means use your best judgment.
You need two things to clean this bag: a damp cloth + mild soap. We recommend a leather cleaner for the handles.
Be cautious when wearing denim and other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto the lighter colored bags.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemies.
100% organic cotton is pretty good stuff. It’s also made without some pretty bad stuff – GMOs, fertilizers, pesticides, contaminated water. And because cotton is a natural material, you might see slight color variations.
Lighter colors don’t camouflage stains as well as darker colors, so use a touch more care with them, and be careful when wearing denim or other dark fabrics, as they can transfer onto lighter colored bags.
We recommend hand washing it with cold water and gentle soap. Reshape when wet, keep it standing up to dry.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemy.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or rain, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
Repreve® is a durable, versatile material made from recycled bottles. Compared to virgin fiber, using Repreve® requires less water and energy and emits less greenhouse gases. That’s a lot of work behind the scenes, so we think Repreve® deserves some special TLC.
We recommend spot cleaning Repreve® recycled polyester with a mild soap, cold water, and a clean soft white cloth. Hardware should be handled delicately.
Reshape the bag while damp and lay flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the bag.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight or heat.
Not only does vegan leather help us show love for our animal friends, it requires 30% less energy and 20% less waste than regular leather. It’s more water-resistant and easier to clean, too.
We recommend spot cleaning vegan leather as needed with mild soap, warm water, and a clean soft white cloth. Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the bag.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight.
We recommend hand washing it with cold water and gentle soap. Reshape while wet, and lay it flat to dry.
Consider alcohol, acetone, and oil your bag’s enemy.
Don’t overexpose to light, heat, or rain, and not sure why you would, but don’t rub the material excessively.
Air Mesh is pretty easy going, but this 100% recycled performance fabric (made from plastic water bottles) needs just a little love.
Hand wash it with a mild detergent in cold water. Make sure to reshape while wet and lay flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
Hardware should be handled delicately. Air Mesh products are not machine washable, as hardware chipping may occur.
Avoid harsh solvents such as alcohol, acetone, and oil, which could harm the exterior.
When you’re not using your bag, store it in the dust bag and keep away from direct sunlight or heat.
