life with leather handbags

There has been an upswing in vegan products and styles as people put more emphasis on being environmentally responsible. I've been a vegan for the past couple of years now. I know I'll never be a full vegan because I love fancy purses and buy leather items (and some may even call me a hypocrite for this), but I still try to do what I can and follow a plant-based diet.

Since leather handbags have been a source of passion and happiness for me for the duration of my life, I doubt I would ever exclude them from my life totally. I have no plans to give up leather handbags, nor do I wish to, but I have been making a concerted effort to add more vegan handbags to my collection or to purchase my handbags secondhand. Fortunately for me and other plant-based shoppers, vegan fashion labels are on the increase, and there is a greater variety than ever before at every price point.

For those who prefer to follow a vegan diet, I would also like to encourage more designers to incorporate vegan designs into their brands (for whatever personal reason that may be).

How to care for your leather handbag

Your leather handbag is one of your most valuable possessions, so you do not wish for it to be damaged. Therefore, here are some tips on how to maintain the bags so that you can keep them as long as you like.

Never allow rain to fall on it. When you're under an umbrella, you may want to hold it close to your body. You can always place it in a plastic bag where it will not become wet.

Keep it away from substances that could stain it, such as greasy foods. To avoid this, avoid placing your purse on your lap while you eat. Cover anything that enters the container and has the potential to spill to prevent stains. This may include items such as pens or body lotions. They may cause your bag to stink.

You should avoid sharp objects that could scratch your bag. Scratches on leather are never aesthetically pleasing.

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