Is this crease on classic flap repairable?

[mango28]

Does anyone know if a corner crease like this is repairable? And if so, how can it be fixed? It’s Lambskin

 

[forgetmenot301]

The bag just needs to be stuffed really well. I would either get a bag shaper or stuff the bag and leave it stored for a white. if there is a crease there are some threads on using very light heat like from a hairdryer (far away to not damage the leather) and you would gently massage the crease with your finger and then stuff the bag really well.

 

[880]

The bag just needs to be stuffed really well

+100. It’s a soft sided bag. I love lambskin.

 

[Swanky]

Also, don’t store it sitting like that, lay it on its back when not in use.

 

[alxyoung]

Also, don’t store it sitting like that, lay it on its back when not in use.

Really? I would think it would flatten laying on its back. The website says to store your bags upright.

 

[Swanky]

None of mine have flattened, I've been collecting for almost 20 years. If leather sits upright forever, it'll eventually cave in a bit. Alternating it's position prevents that, plus I assume prevents flattening considering I don't have any issues with mine.

 

[alxyoung]

None of mine have flattened, I've been collecting for almost 20 years. If leather sits upright forever, it'll eventually cave in a bit. Alternating its position prevents that, plus I assume prevents flattening considering I don't have any issues with mine.

Interesting. When you say cave in, do you mean lose its shape?

 

[Swanky]

If you look at some bags, the corners start softening and caving in, totes, flaps, etc... like the first post in this thread; which is reasonable after sitting on their bottoms so long.

 

[880]

sitting on their bottoms so long

I’m getting this mental image of bags with saggy bottoms bc they don’t exercise enough lol
I store mine upright in stuffed bc I like slouch