1. Don’t Overload the Bag
Macrame shoulder bags are strong but still made from flexible yarn or cotton cord.
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Use them for light-to-medium daily items: phone, wallet, keys, small notebook, cosmetics, sunglasses.
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Avoid carrying heavy books, laptops, or groceries.
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Too much weight can stretch the straps, pull the knots, and change the original shape.
2. Clean Gently – No Harsh Scrubbing
To keep the texture and colour looking fresh:
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For minor stains, use a soft cloth with mild soap and cool water, then dab gently.
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Avoid bleach and strong detergents; they can damage fibres and fade colour.
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If you need a complete wash, hand-wash only. Movely move the bag in the waterand rinse well.

3. Air-Dry in the Shade
How you dry the bag is just as important as how you wash it.
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Never twist or wring the bag; press it lightly between towels to remove excess water.
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Lay it flat on a clean towel and reshape it with your hands.
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Let it air-dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Direct sunlight for many hours can cause colours to fade and fibres to become brittle.
4. Store It Properly When Not in Use
Good storage keeps the bag looking structured and neat.
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Lightly stuff the inside with tissue paper or soft fabric to maintain volume.
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Place it in a dust bag, cotton pouch, or on a clean shelf—avoid hanging it for months, so the straps don’t stretch.
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Please keep it away from damp areas to prevent musty smells or mould.
5. Protect from Snags, Oils, and Makeup
A bit of prevention will save you a lot of cleaning later.
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Keep sharp items like keys, pens, and metal accessories inside small inner pouches, so they don’t catch on the knots.
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Make sure liquids (sunscreen, oil, foundation, perfume) are well closed before putting them in the bag.
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After a beach day, shake out sand and dust so it doesn’t stay trapped in the weave.













