Can I use a harsh cleaner on my Coach bag?

No. Strong cleaner can damage the leather, so it's best to stick with a mild soap solution.

How can I prevent grass stains?

Avoid sitting or kneeling on grass while wearing your bag, and make sure to clean any dirt or grass off as soon as possible.

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Get Rid of Those Stubborn Grass Stains on Your Coach Bag!

Grass stains can be one of toughest challenges to cleaning any kind of fabric, especially with a fine leather product like Coach. But don’t worry - with these steps, you can easily get rid of those grass stains and get your bag looking like new.

Updated 14 Feb 2023

By Blaž Stančič

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

You’ll need a few things to get started: some warm water, a mild liquid detergent, a white cloth, and an old toothbrush.

Step 2: Test for Colorfastness

Before you start, you’ll want to test the material for colorfastness. Take a damp white cloth, wet it with water, and dab a small area of the bag, inside a seam or pocket. If the cloth picks up any color, it is not colorfast, and you will need to proceed carefully or contact a professional cleaner.

Step 3: Mix Cleaning Solution

Mix about two teaspoons of mild soap and two cups of warm water in a clean bowl. Make sure the soap does not contain any bleaching agents.

Step 4: Apply Soap Solution

Dampen a white cloth with the soap solution, and gently rub it over the grass stain. If it doesn’t seem to be coming out, use an old toothbrush to work it into the stain. Be gentle and do not scrub too hard as this could damage the leather.

Step 5: Rinse

Rinse the cloth and repeat the process until the stain has disappeared. If stain persists, repeat process with a clean cloth and more soap solution.

Step 6: Dry

Once the stain is gone, pat the area dry with a clean cloth and allow the bag to air dry completely.

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