Brown Canvas & Brown Calfskin LILI Bag

For canvas stains:
Remove surface dirt. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush, such as an old toothbrush, to brush off any loose dirt on the canvas.
Mix a cleaning solution. Use a mild detergent mixed with water as a cleaning solution. A gentle body soap, dishwashing soap, or a small amount of laundry detergent are all good options. Mix the water and soap using your brush until some bubbles form.
Scrub the surface. Dip your brush into the soapy water mixture and scrub the dirty areas of the bag, moving the brush in a circular motion to loosen the dirt and remove the stains thoroughly.
Continue dipping the brush into the soapy water mixture as you tackle any stained areas of the bag.
It's okay to saturate the canvas with the soapy water solution, but try your best to keep the leather or metal hardware dry. If you do get the leather and other hardware wet, don't worry. Most of our styles use water-resistant leather, which is not the same as waterproof, but can handle minimal exposure to water. The best bet would be to dry the non-canvas parts and wipe them as soon as possible to avoid damage.
Rinse the stain.
Dry the stain. Once the stain and spots are cleaned, blot them dry with a paper towel or cloth to soak up any remaining water. Then allow the bag to dry naturally.