I'd condition the whole bag carefully, to nourish it and help the water damage blend in. The furniture clinic do a good cleaner and protector, which a few ladies here have used to good effect.
Cleaning and Protecting Your Mulberry
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I'd condition the whole bag carefully, to nourish it and help the water damage blend in. The furniture clinic do a good cleaner and protector, which a few ladies here have used to good effect.
A lot of leathers have naturally occurring marks and folds that were in the hide of the animal before it got to the bag-making stage! This looks rather like one of those. Or it could be a fold in the leather from the early tanning/drying stage. It might drop/fade over time but sometimes the marks really are just unique to the hide and are a permanent feature. This is what sets real leather apart from uniform, "perfect" (ie fake leather!) bags!! Enjoy your unique bag!!
As some of you know I received a Mulberry Phoebe in chocolate for Christmas. I took her out for the first time yesterday.
When I got out of the car I noticed the handles had left marks on jeans where the inking should be.
How would I go about getting the inking repaired? Is there a method of doing it yourself?
When I got out of the car I noticed the handles had left marks on jeans where the inking should be.
How would I go about getting the inking repaired? Is there a method of doing it yourself?
Ok I used the celotape again and the mark has reduced back to original size and depth but still very noticeable as its right on the front. I would really like to reduce it or get rid of it All together. I would be very grateful for any tips. I love & cherish all my bags so I am gutted that this has happened, pls help if you can I am panicking
Thank you so much,
Happy New Year to all
Annie times - newbie to the forum xx
Thank you so much,
Happy New Year to all
Annie times - newbie to the forum xx
I had a water mark on my oak bays and rolled the leather (a tip I read on this thread) and it worked I can hardly see it now- Brilliant !!!
I also used a light tan shoe polish on the corners of my oak bag and its worked a treat! This forum is brilliant for cleaning tips. I have also now managed to 'scratch' most of the pen mark off and have then polished over it its much improved.
My collection is: blk bayswater, oak Roxanne, oak Roxanne tote, oak Antony, blue Antony and choc Annie. Favourite leather Oak pebbled love it x
My collection is: blk bayswater, oak Roxanne, oak Roxanne tote, oak Antony, blue Antony and choc Annie. Favourite leather Oak pebbled love it x
Has anyone noticed a change in the leather when applying the collonil gel? I'm scared it may change the color/texture of my bag when I apply it. lol.
BeautyBootyBabe said:
It depends on the leather - what's your bag? Generally, the shinier or darker the leather, the less likely it is to change the colour. For example it'll not make much of a difference to black pebbled leather, but might darken oak NVT.
I tend to bite the bullet and use whatever's necessary to protect or condition my bag (to extend its life in the long run) but others may disagree.
It's soft nappa. I guess I'm just going to suck it up and do it. I've been putting off purchasing it because I'm scared to do it!
I was just wondering if anyone had any tips for removing a colour transfer mark from my jeans on my deer brown regular size Taylor...thankfully it's only the reverse but still it annoys me! Would a leather gel work or maybe some sort of cleaning wipes? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 
I had a transfer dye mark from a new pair of dark blue jeans on my oak Antony. It came off with soap and water - but wring the cloth out well and don't rub the leather, just a light wipe. It will darken the leather until it dries out. I have also used celotape on a smaller blue mark and then buffed the leather. Worked for me !!
I have no idea where to place this question and can't start a new thread as I've only just registered here, so I'm hoping someone can help.
I need to contact the Mulberry repair team but don't know what the correct terminology is for my problem. My sister borrowed my Alexa and when I got it back, the metal protector bit at the bottom of the front satchel straps was missing! She said it must've fallen off and she didn't notice
(How that can happen!) Does this have a name?
It looks so naked with one missing Any help is much appreciated
LS
I need to contact the Mulberry repair team but don't know what the correct terminology is for my problem. My sister borrowed my Alexa and when I got it back, the metal protector bit at the bottom of the front satchel straps was missing! She said it must've fallen off and she didn't notice
(How that can happen!) Does this have a name?It looks so naked with one missing
Any help is much appreciatedLS
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I have no idea where to place this question and can't start a new thread as I've only just registered here, so I'm hoping someone can help.
I need to contact the Mulberry repair team but don't know what the correct terminology is for my problem. My sister borrowed my Alexa and when I got it back, the metal protector bit at the bottom of the front satchel straps was missing! She said it must've fallen off and she didn't notice
It looks so naked with one missing
LS
Ni idea if it has a proper name but im suee it can be fixed, i would take it into a store or email the care team some pictures of the strap
If you ring the guys at Shelton mallet they will know and advise whether it can be replaced. Good luckI have no idea where to place this question and can't start a new thread as I've only just registered here, so I'm hoping someone can help.
I need to contact the Mulberry repair team but don't know what the correct terminology is for my problem. My sister borrowed my Alexa and when I got it back, the metal protector bit at the bottom of the front satchel straps was missing! She said it must've fallen off and she didn't notice
It looks so naked with one missing
LS