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5 Things to Remember:
- Make sure to store your bag in a dark, dry place away from moisture and heat. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight as this can cause fading in both leather and fabric.
- It’s a good idea to pad the bag with crepe paper or similar when not in use, as this will allow it to keep its shape and prevent creases from forming. Use a fabric dust cover to keep your bag free from dirt and dust.
- Empty, clean, and air out your bag regularly, ideally after each use. This significantly reduces the risk of mould and odours.
- If your bag gets wet, dry it off as soon as possible with a soft and absorbent cloth, and then allow it to dry fully at room temperature. Heat sources such as airing cupboards, hairdryers, and tumble-dryers should be avoided.
- Take care not to overfill your bag, as this places significant strain on its handles and straps and can even cause the bag to break. Pack only what you need and remember that it’s better to use a bigger bag than to put too much in a smaller one.
How to Clean Your Leather Bag:
Brand new leather goods are usually pre-treated, meaning you can begin using them immediately. Empty, clean, and air out as needed. A soft cloth can be used to remove any dirt or stains. For particularly stubborn stains, use a slightly damp cloth, but remember that applying too much moisture to leather goods should be avoided.Viktigt att tänka på innan du börjar
As all leathers are unique, it is often difficult to predict the efficacy of the cleaning process and, with older leather in particular, cleaning should be done gently and carefully. Remember that the appearance and feel of the leather may change from using cleaning products – it may, for example, take on a slightly darker shade than before. Deciding how much water to use is another potential difficulty – too much water can destroy the leather.If you feel unsure as to how to clean your leather bag, it may be a better idea to take it to a leather specialist, or at least consult one before cleaning it. Also remember to test any cleaning product or cream on a less visible area before using it on the whole bag.
1. Make sure your hands are clean and free from fats and oils.
2. Begin carefully wiping down the bag with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dust or dirt.
3. If the leather is old or stained, it may be best to do a deep-clean using a dedicated leather soap. Allow the soap to foam by applying a very small amount of lukewarm water to a soft cloth or sponge. Cleaning products containing alcohol should never be used on leather as it can cause it to become dry and discoloured.
4. Make sure to clean the entire bag without applying too much pressure or focusing on specific areas, as this make led to an uneven feel or appearance. Apply the cleaning product using a circular movement and wipe it off with a slightly damp cloth to avoid clogging the pores of the material.
5. After cleaning, allow the bag to dry fully at room temperature. Avoid heat sources such as airing cupboards, radiators, hairdryers, etc. It can also be a good idea to apply a neutral (unpigmented) leather cream to the bag while it is still slightly damp.
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Using Leather Cream:
Using leather cream at regular intervals is important for ensuring that the leather does not dry out and begin to crack, and also prevents it from losing its natural protection against dirt and moisture. We generally recommend using leather cream 2-4 times a year, depending on how often you use it. Apply a thin layer of leather cream to a soft cloth and carefully rub it in to the whole bag. Use a cloth to remove any excess cream and allow the bag to dry for around 24 hours.
We often make tying a necktie more complicated than necessary. As a matter of fact, tying your tie well is no harder than tying your shoelaces. Below, we have compiled five simple and very versatile tie-knots that you can choose, depending on the width, length and weight of your tie and the occasion on which you are wearing it.
To complete an ensemble with a tie, it is important that the knot you tie harmonises with the collar of the shirt you wear. For this reason, we have selected different knots that use different amounts of your tie and that also build knots of different sizes once finished. They all create a slightly different look and work well for different ways to wear your tie. Always remember to properly tighten your knot, and that a hint of asymmetry often adds to your style and makes a more vibrant, laid-back impression.
Four-in-hand
One of the most common and versatile knots. With its slightly asymmetric appearance and moderate size it works well with a wide variety of ties. As the knot itself is fairly slim, it works well with shirt collars that have a small amount of spread, like button-downs. If your tie is slightly heavier in its construction, this knot also works well with shirt collars that have a slightly wider spread. The name of the knot is said to hail from the gentlemen's club in London of the same name.
Prince Albert
The "Prince Albert Knot", is a somewhat richer knot that still gives your tie the charming asymmetry of the Four-in-Hand. Correctly executed, the two layers of the tie are visible in the bottom part of the knot which is sometimes a desirable feature among style conscious men. This knot is basically a Four-in-Hand that you finish by wrapping the tie two times around itself, instead of just one. The knot builds more volume and uses more tie length than a Four-in-Hand, which is why you need to tighten it properly. Needless to say, this knot is best suited for ties with a thinner build and construction.
Windsor
Even though the style icon and The Duke of Windsor, Edward VIII never actually tied the "Windsor Knot", it is often attributed to him due to his panache and name. It is said that the duke actually used a Four-in-Hand to tie his ties. His bulky, extra heavy, bespoke ties formed knots that resembled the resulting look of a "Windsor Knot".
Just like The Duke of Windsor's preferred Four-in-Hand knots, the Windsor knot has a slightly wider and symmetrical triangular shape. A knot that works very well together with shirt collars with a great amount of spread. Due to the nature and build of this knot, it is suitable for less bulky ties of lighter weight fabrics with a lighter canvas core.
Half Windsor
The Half Windsor gives, as the name implies, a slightly smaller knot than the full Windsor Knot, making a more asymmetric, but still neat, impression that works well with a wide variety of shirt collars. For best results, we still recommend you use this knot with ties of a moderately heavy build to avoid forming a knot with too much volume.
Oriental
The Oriental knot is one of the simplest knots to learn. Its small size makes it suitable for shirts with very small collars, that need a small knot to create harmony. It is also a good choice if your tie has a very bulky build from heavier fabrics like tweed or flannels, that create bigger knots than most silk ties. Visually, the Oriental Knot resembles the Four-In-Hand somewhat, but in a smaller size.
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How and what you should pack for your weekend trip is of course dependant on where you are travelling, the reason, and what activities you have planned. Plan your outfits in advance in a spacious weekend bag with a stable base, and let the essentials be easily accessible at the top. By rolling the garments up, you reduce the risk of your garments getting wrinkled. We will show you a well-thought-out and versatile set of clothes, and how you best pack them in your weekend bag.
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• Fold the blazer along the vertical line down the back, and then fold twice, or roll.
• Place the blazer over the shoes and trousers, in one of the bags outer edges.
• A suit can be replaced by an overshirt and a pair of jeans. If you have room and need, take both with you.
Remember: A suit isn’t as delicate as you think, a good suit won’t obtain much winkling just by folding.
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• Fold T-shirts twice and role together.
• Fold sweaters in the same way (if you choose a sweater made from a knitted material, be more careful, making sure not to stretch the garment.)
• Place above the trousers.
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• For extra fine shirts, you can place a book or a magazine on the back and use as a template whilst folding.
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• Travel size bags save both space and makes it easier if you’re travelling on the plane.
• Place the wash bag on the other side, where you now have some space left over. The wash bag will then be easily to get hold of if you need it during your travels.
• Place your electronic items such as earphones and chargers in a smaller compartment, so they are easy to grab.
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We wish you good luck with your packing, and a wonderful trip!
Plan your packing
Choose a spacious weekend bag for your travels, suitable for two to three nights. Plan your day-by-day outfits. The optimal packing consists of garments and accessories that can all be combined in an interchangeable way. This includes the clothes that you wear whilst on your travels to the destination. You need an extra pair of shoes to vary with, if you just use one pair, then the shoes won’t have time to dry between uses. Choose a pair of comfortable sneakers to travel in, and adjust the comfort of your travel clothes based on how you travel and what you need to wear when you arrive. The perfect start to your holiday.[SLIDER2 START][ARTNR='22461510'][SLIDER2 STOPP]
Pack a solid foundation
• Pack heavy things at the bottom of your bag.
• Place shoes at the bottom of the bags outer edges to get a solid foundation. Remember a dust bag for the shoes, to avoid contact with the other garments.
• Pack underwear, socks and belts in your shoes to save space, and to allow the shoes to keep their shape.
• Fold trousers twice lengthways and role together. Place them at the base, next to the shoes.
• A pair of blue jeans and beige chinos (together with suit trousers) are a good choice and can be interchanged with each other during your trip.
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• Pack underwear, socks and belts in your shoes to save space, and to allow the shoes to keep their shape.
• Fold trousers twice lengthways and role together. Place them at the base, next to the shoes.
• A pair of blue jeans and beige chinos (together with suit trousers) are a good choice and can be interchanged with each other during your trip.
Pack your suit
• Fold the suit trousers in the same way as the jeans and chinos.• Fold the blazer along the vertical line down the back, and then fold twice, or roll.
• Place the blazer over the shoes and trousers, in one of the bags outer edges.
• A suit can be replaced by an overshirt and a pair of jeans. If you have room and need, take both with you.
Remember: A suit isn’t as delicate as you think, a good suit won’t obtain much winkling just by folding.
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Pack and roll T-shirts and sweaters
• Fold T-shirts twice and role together.
• Fold sweaters in the same way (if you choose a sweater made from a knitted material, be more careful, making sure not to stretch the garment.)
• Place above the trousers.
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Pack and fold shirts
• Fold the shirts carefully and lay them above the t-shirts in the bag.• For extra fine shirts, you can place a book or a magazine on the back and use as a template whilst folding.
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Remember a wash bag
• Pack your skin care products and toiletries in a wash bag. • Travel size bags save both space and makes it easier if you’re travelling on the plane.
• Place the wash bag on the other side, where you now have some space left over. The wash bag will then be easily to get hold of if you need it during your travels.
• Place your electronic items such as earphones and chargers in a smaller compartment, so they are easy to grab.
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Travelling tips
Take another fabric bag or a light rucksack, if you for example are going to the beach for the day. You can then use it for dirty laundry. Don’t forget to save some extra room in the weekend bag for eventual purchases on route.We wish you good luck with your packing, and a wonderful trip!
How and what you should pack for your weekend trip is of course dependant on where you are travelling, the reason, and what activities you have planned. Plan your outfits in advance in a spacious weekend bag with a stable base, and let the essentials be easily accessible at the top. By rolling the garments up, you reduce the risk of your garments getting wrinkled. We will show you a well-thought-out and versatile set of clothes, and how you best pack them in your weekend bag.
Choose a spacious weekend bag for your travels, suitable for two to three nights. Plan your day-by-day outfits. The optimal packing consists of garments and accessories that can all be combined in an interchangeable way. This includes the clothes that you wear whilst on your travels to the destination. You need an extra pair of shoes to vary with, if you just use one pair, then the shoes won’t have time to dry between uses. Choose a pair of comfortable sneakers to travel in, and adjust the comfort of your travel clothes based on how you travel and what you need to wear when you arrive. The perfect start to your holiday.
Pack a solid foundation
• Fold the suit trousers in the same way as the jeans and chinos.
• Fold the blazer along the vertical line down the back, and then fold twice, or roll.
• Place the blazer over the shoes and trousers, in one of the bags outer edges.
• A suit can be replaced by an overshirt and a pair of jeans. If you have room and need, take both with you.
Remember: A suit isn’t as delicate as you think, a good suit won’t obtain much winkling just by folding.
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• Fold T-shirts twice and role together.
• Fold sweaters in the same way (if you choose a sweater made from a knitted material, be more careful, making sure not to stretch the garment.)
• Place above the trousers.
• Fold the shirts carefully and lay them above the t-shirts in the bag.
• For extra fine shirts, you can place a book or a magazine on the back and use as a template whilst folding.
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• Pack your skin care products and toiletries in a wash bag.
• Travel size bags save both space and makes it easier if you’re travelling on the plane.
• Place the wash bag on the other side, where you now have some space left over. The wash bag will then be easily to get hold of if you need it during your travels.
• Place your electronic items such as earphones and chargers in a smaller compartment, so they are easy to grab.
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Take another fabric bag or a light rucksack, if you for example are going to the beach for the day. You can then use it for dirty laundry. Don’t forget to save some extra room in the weekend bag for eventual purchases on route.
We wish you good luck with your packing, and a wonderful trip!
Plan your packing
Pack a solid foundation
• Pack heavy things at the bottom of your bag.
• Place shoes at the bottom of the bags outer edges to get a solid foundation. Remember a dust bag for the shoes, to avoid contact with the other garments.
• Pack underwear, socks and belts in your shoes to save space, and to allow the shoes to keep their shape.
• Fold trousers twice lengthways and role together. Place them at the base, next to the shoes.
• A pair of blue jeans and beige chinos (together with suit trousers) are a good choice and can be interchanged with each other during your trip.
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• Pack underwear, socks and belts in your shoes to save space, and to allow the shoes to keep their shape.
• Fold trousers twice lengthways and role together. Place them at the base, next to the shoes.
• A pair of blue jeans and beige chinos (together with suit trousers) are a good choice and can be interchanged with each other during your trip.
Pack your suit
• Fold the blazer along the vertical line down the back, and then fold twice, or roll.
• Place the blazer over the shoes and trousers, in one of the bags outer edges.
• A suit can be replaced by an overshirt and a pair of jeans. If you have room and need, take both with you.
Remember: A suit isn’t as delicate as you think, a good suit won’t obtain much winkling just by folding.
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Pack and roll T-shirts and sweaters
• Fold T-shirts twice and role together.
• Fold sweaters in the same way (if you choose a sweater made from a knitted material, be more careful, making sure not to stretch the garment.)
• Place above the trousers.
Pack and fold shirts
• For extra fine shirts, you can place a book or a magazine on the back and use as a template whilst folding.
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Remember a wash bag
• Travel size bags save both space and makes it easier if you’re travelling on the plane.
• Place the wash bag on the other side, where you now have some space left over. The wash bag will then be easily to get hold of if you need it during your travels.
• Place your electronic items such as earphones and chargers in a smaller compartment, so they are easy to grab.
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Travelling tips
Take another fabric bag or a light rucksack, if you for example are going to the beach for the day. You can then use it for dirty laundry. Don’t forget to save some extra room in the weekend bag for eventual purchases on route.
We wish you good luck with your packing, and a wonderful trip!
