Product Care
Care for what
travels with you.
A little attention between journeys can help keep luggage, organizers, bags, and travel accessories clean, orderly, and ready for the next departure.
Care needs can vary by product and material. Always follow any product-specific care instructions supplied with your item before using the general guidance below.
Clean gently
Start with the least aggressive cleaning method appropriate for the product and avoid harsh treatment.
Dry completely
Allow cleaned or washed travel items to dry fully before closing, folding, or returning them to storage.
Store with intention
Empty compartments, release unnecessary compression, and keep travel pieces in a clean, dry place between trips.
A simple reset for travel gear.
The easiest care routine begins before luggage goes back into storage. Empty, inspect, clean, and dry each piece so it starts the next trip in an organized state.
Clear every compartment.
Remove clothing, toiletries, documents, and small travel pieces from pockets and organizers before cleaning or storage.
- Check interior pockets
- Remove loose debris
- Empty travel bottles and pouches when appropriate
Look over high-use areas.
Give handles, closures, straps, wheels, seams, and fasteners a quick visual check before the item is put away.
- Check zippers and closures
- Look over straps and handles
- Inspect moving parts before the next trip
Clean only as needed.
Use a soft cloth and a gentle approach for surface cleaning. Always consider the specific material before adding moisture or a cleaning product.
- Test cleaning methods carefully
- Avoid unnecessarily harsh cleaners
- Let the item dry fully before storage
Start with the interior, then work outward.
Suitcases, backpacks, duffels, totes, and crossbody travel bags collect the small traces of a journey in different ways. A careful reset keeps both the interior and exterior easier to manage before the next departure.
- 01 Empty all pockets and gently remove loose dust or debris from the interior.
- 02 For surface marks, begin with a soft cloth and follow any care guidance appropriate to the specific material.
- 03 Avoid soaking the item unless its specific care instructions clearly allow it.
- 04 Leave compartments open until every cleaned area is completely dry.
Different travel pieces need different attention.
Use these as general starting points rather than universal washing instructions. Materials, construction, and components can differ from one product to another.
Packing organizers
Empty packing cubes, compression bags, shoe bags, laundry bags, and toiletry organizers after use. Shake out loose debris and check the individual care instructions before washing.
Luggage accessories
Wipe luggage tags, straps, locks, covers, passport holders, and travel wallets gently. Avoid forcing closures or moving parts if they do not operate normally.
Sleep essentials
For travel pillows, sleep masks, and blankets, check the product or textile care label before washing or drying. Make sure the item is completely dry before storing it.
Travel bottles
Empty bottles after the trip when appropriate, rinse away remaining contents according to the product's intended use, and allow containers and caps to dry before closing them.
Travel adapters
Disconnect an adapter from power before cleaning. Keep electrical components dry, never immerse them, and stop using an item if you notice visible damage.
Reset before you store.
Keeping organizers empty, clean, dry, and grouped together makes preparing for the next journey noticeably simpler.
Store travel gear ready for what comes next.
The final part of product care happens after cleaning. A thoughtful storage routine keeps individual travel pieces easier to find and prepare when the next trip arrives.
Store only when dry
Give cleaned luggage, pouches, bottles, and textile items enough time to dry completely.
Leave compartments empty
Remove travel contents rather than leaving forgotten items inside pockets or organizers.
Avoid unnecessary pressure
Do not leave bags or organizers tightly compressed when there is no need for them to remain packed.
Keep accessories together
Group travel straps, tags, locks, adapters, and smaller essentials so they are easier to locate next time.
Choose a clean, dry place
Keep stored travel pieces away from avoidable moisture, spills, and unnecessary dirt.
Check again before departure
Give luggage and frequently used accessories a quick inspection as part of your next packing routine.
A few useful things to keep in mind.
Product construction varies, so specific care information provided with an individual item should always take priority over general guidance.