As I carry the bag, the surface coating peels off and reveals the inner color. How should I wipe and care for it?

The change begins at the corners that touch the body and around the handles that experience frequent friction. The outer fabric of the Arrow Tote by HATCHINGROOM is made by applying a pigment coating onto the surface of 100% nylon fibers^[1][2]. In general, unlike dip dyeing where dye penetrates into the yarn, pigment processing is a method of applying and curing pigment onto the surface, so the surface layer tends to gradually come off due to friction.

This is a natural change. In the process of using the product, the pigment coating on the outer surface gradually peels off, revealing the base color, which is the original color of the reverse side of the fabric, on the outside^[3]. Natural shading is created as the outer and inner colors overlap depending on where it touches and rubs.

If dust or light dirt gets on it during daily use, it is safer to wipe it off carefully with a dry cloth^[4]. Because the addition of moisture and friction can accelerate coating loss, it is recommended to avoid rough washing with water. When it becomes contaminated to the extent that overall cleaning is inevitable, the brand advises entrusting it to a leather cleaning specialist rather than a regular dry cleaner^[5].