Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 6: Cleaning the Cloth Bag with a Coach Cleaner
• Method 2 of 6: Cleaning the Dish Bag Without Coach Cleaner
• Method 3 of 6: Cleaning a Leather Bag with a Coach Cleaner
• Method 4 of 6: Cleaning Your Leather Bag Without Coach Cleaner
• Method 5 of 6: Cleaning a Suede Bag with a Coach Cleaner
• Method 6 of 6: Cleaning a Suede Bag Without Coach Cleaner
• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

You have a favorite Coach bag. Although the purchase was quite expensive, it was well worth it - you can carry this bag day and night, and it always gets the approval of those around you, no matter where you go. There is only one small problem. You carry this bag so often it looks dirty and stained. Are you looking for a way to clean your favorite bag without damaging it? If so, keep reading!

Steps

Method 1 of 6: Cleaning the Cloth Bag with a Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Buy Coach's Signature C Fabric Cleaner. This cleaner is the best way to get a bag that looks like new. You can buy a cleaner online or at your local store. This method is suitable for the following types of bags:
   • "Classic Signature"
   • "Mini Signature"
   • "Optic Signature"
   • "Graphic Signature"
   • "Signature Stripe"
   • If you wish to claim a warranty at your local Coach store, the company will not be able to fulfill your request unless you first try to use their cleaning products on your bag.
2. 2 Apply the cleaner. Find a dirty surface and apply a small amount of cleaner to the cloth. Rub it in in small circular motions.
   • Blot the cleaner dry with a clean piece of cloth and do not use the bag until it is completely dry.

Method 2 of 6: Cleaning the Dish Bag Without Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Apply a small amount of water to the sponge. Here's how to empty your bag without taking the extra trip to the Coach store:
   • Find a dirty surface.
   • Gently wet the stained area without scratching it. This will keep the texture of the bag intact.
   • Remove excess cleaner by gently wiping with a clean, damp cloth.
   • Blot the damp stain dry with a clean white cloth and let the bag dry completely.
   • If you're trying to remove a greasy stain and it doesn't go away with soap and water, add a drop or two of dish soap.
2. 2 Give your bag time to air dry. After you've wetted the stain as well as you can, it's time to let your bag rest.
   • Give it at least one hour, depending on the humidity in the air.
   • Do not use the bag while the fabric is still damp, as this could cause further damage.
3. 3 Be prepared to clean your bag in the future. Now that you've cleaned your bag, it's important to keep it clean for the future. Here's what to do:
   • Store a bag of baby wipes or a small piece of cloth in your bag.
   • If you notice a new stain, use wet wipes or wet a piece of cloth and repeat the cleaning procedure.

Method 3 of 6: Cleaning a Leather Bag with a Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Buy the Coach Cleaner and Moisturizer set. You can get it from your local Coach store or company website. This set is suitable for the following collections:
   • "Soho Buck Leather"
   • "Soho Vintage Leather"
   • "Legacy Buck Leather"
   • "Hamptons Buck Leather"
   • ”Polished Calf Leather”
   • "English Bridle Leather"
2. 2 Apply a small amount of the cleaner using a clean, soft cloth. Rub the cleaner into the skin in a gentle, circular motion.
3. 3 Remove excess cleaning agent. Let the bag dry for at least 30 minutes.
4. 4 Apply Coach Leather Moisturizer to restore the gloss and shine of freshly cleaned leather.
   • Rub the moisturizer into your skin using a clean, dry cloth.
   • Remove any remaining moisturizer and buff the leather with a clean cloth.

Method 4 of 6: Cleaning Your Leather Bag Without Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Wipe the bag with a damp cloth. Make sure the fabric is not too damp so that the bag does not get wet.
2. 2 Use your finger or a Q-tip to dab a small amount of soap onto the stain on your bag. Don't rub in too hard. Careful circular motions will do the trick.
3. 3 After you've removed the stain as much as you can, take a new damp piece of cloth and remove any soap residue.
4. 4 Let your bag dry.

Method 5 of 6: Cleaning a Suede Bag with a Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Find the problem area. Make sure the area is completely dry.
2. 2 Open the top of the bottle cap and apply the cleaning agent.
3. 3 Rub the dirty area back and forth. Do this carefully.
4. 4 Use a brush to remove any cleaner residue and give the suede its original appearance.

Method 6 of 6: Cleaning a Suede Bag Without Coach Cleaner

1. 1 Apply a small amount of vinegar to a clean piece of cloth. Find the stain on your bag and rub it gently with a cloth to remove the stain. This method is suitable for the following collections of bags:
   • "Hamptons Suede"
   • "Hamptons Mosaic"
   • "Soho Suede"
   • "Chelsea Nubuc"
   • Don't overdo it with vinegar. Suede does not respond well to too much liquid.
2. 2 Dry the bag. Use a new piece of clean cloth to blot the damp part of the bag.
   • Allow the bag to air dry in a cool dry place. Avoid the sun or any place that is too hot.
3. 3 Remove any remaining stains with a suede eraser. Rub the eraser gently over the stain until the stain disappears.
4. 4 Fix the smoothed patches on your bag. If the area you cleaned now looks flat and lacks texture, use a small metal brush. Use gentle circular motions over the surface to reshape the fibers.

Tips

• Mild soap and water can be used to clean Signature Coach bags.
• To clean your suede bags, use the suede cleaning kit that was included in each bag at the time of purchase.

Warnings

• Don't dry your bag in the sun.This can ruin the color or fabric.
• Do not machine wash your Coach bags. They can only be washed by hand.

What do you need

• Pieces of soft, clean cloth
• Coach Signature Fabric Cleaner
• Coach Cleaner and Moisturizer Set
• Coach Suede Cleaner Kit