Curb Chain 18" Bag Strap
18-Inch Curb Chain Bag Strap
Caring for Your Bronze & Brass Pieces
Solid bronze and brass naturally develop a patina over time — a warm, deepened color that comes from the metal aging with wear. Some people love that antique, vintage character; others prefer to keep their jewelry bright and polished. If shine is what you're after, here's how to care for your piece:
Clean it yourself. For routine care, polish your bronze or brass jewelry with a metal cleaner like Brasso and a soft cloth. For pieces with deeper tarnish, fine steel wool will buff them back to a bright, like-new finish.
Have it professionally polished. Because your jewelry is solid, high-quality bronze or brass — not plated — it can be cleaned and polished by a jeweler again and again without wearing down, so it can stay looking beautiful for generations.
Material Care
Each Range Revolution piece is crafted to be carried, loved, and lived with for years to come. Our leathers are sourced from American ranches and finished to highlight their natural character—subtle variations, marks, and texture shifts are part of what makes every piece one-of-a-kind. With a little mindful care, your bag or accessory will only grow more beautiful over time.
Caring for Leather
- Clean gently. Wipe the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid soaps or household cleaners, which can strip the natural oils.
- Condition occasionally. Use a high-quality, neutral leather conditioner a few times a year to keep the leather supple and hydrated. Apply sparingly with a soft cloth and allow to absorb fully before buffing lightly.
- Protect thoughtfully. Keep your piece out of prolonged direct sunlight, extreme heat, or excess moisture. If it gets wet, blot (don’t rub) with a dry cloth and allow it to air dry naturally.
- Store with care. When not in use, fill your bag with clean paper to maintain its shape and store it in the dust bag provided.
Caring for Suede
Suede has a soft, velvety texture that requires a slightly different touch.
- Brush regularly. Use a suede brush or soft cloth to gently lift dirt and restore the nap. Always brush in one direction.
- Lift spots carefully. For small marks, use a suede eraser or a clean, dry cloth. Avoid water whenever possible—it can leave spots.
- Protect the surface. Before first use and periodically after, apply a suede-specific protector spray to help guard against moisture and stains.
- Dry naturally. If your suede gets damp, allow it to dry at room temperature away from direct heat, then brush lightly to restore texture.
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