Care Instructions

Cleaning your backpack regularly is an important step to ensure its longevity. Dirt, grime, and moisture can accumulate over time and cause wear and tear on the fabric and zippers.

Here are some tips for cleaning your backpack:

• Use lukewarm (not hot) water, and use your soft sponge or brush sparingly (with a small amount of gentle detergent if needed), so you don’t harm any protective coatings on the pack.
• Hang the pack to dry in the shade or indoors, not in the direct sun (UV light can degrade the fabric).
• Never wash a pack in a washing machine or dry it in a dryer.
• Zippers need occasional cleaning to remove fine sand, dust and other particles. Be careful not to scrub, as many zippers have water-resistant coatings. Help stuck zippers slide with a lubricant made for zippers.
• After emptying your pack, gently vacuum seams and crevices in the pockets and way down inside the main body of the pack to remove any crumbs, sand or loose dirt.

By regularly cleaning your backpack, you can ensure its longevity and keep it looking like new for years to come.