Waterproof bags
Wipe surfaces with a damp cloth after rain, salt, dust, or city grime. Avoid machine washing, bleach, harsh detergent, and direct heat.
EVALITSA
Materials / care / longevity
Care guidance for travel objects that cross weather, terminals, pavements, overhead bins, and everyday city contact.
Care systems
Clean by material, not by habit.
Hard luggage
Clean shells with mild soap and water, dry fully, and check wheels, handles, and zippers before every long transfer.
Optics
Use a microfiber cloth, rinse grit before wiping, and keep frames in their case when moving between bags.
Soft goods
Empty every pocket after travel, brush away loose dirt, air the object fully, and store away from humidity.
Route ritual
Care happens before damage.
After arrival
Remove receipts, sand, dust, and loose objects before storage. Let soft materials breathe before closing pockets.
Before departure
Test zippers, wheels, straps, buckles, lens clarity, and handle movement while there is still time to change the system.
During movement
Keep liquids isolated, use cases for optics, and avoid overloading zippers when the route requires quick access.
Long storage
Store bags upright or lightly filled so the form stays clean. Keep luggage unlocked and dry.
Material notes
Respect the surface.
Coated fabric
Protects against wet streets and light rain, but should be cleaned gently so the surface finish remains even.
Polycarbonate shells
Designed for impact resistance and structure. Surface marks can happen in transit and are usually cosmetic.
Performance lenses
Treat coatings as technical surfaces: rinse, blot, then polish with microfiber only.
Hardware
Wheels, buckles, zips, and handles need less force than most people use. Smooth movement preserves the object.
Service handoff
When the route gets rough.
01
Photograph the object before and after travel if it will be checked.
02
Keep order details and product tags for faster service support.
03
Contact concierge before using solvents, adhesive repair, or heat.
04
When in doubt, clean less aggressively and ask for care guidance.