A scuff does not condemn a bag
A corner rubbed against a wall, a scratch picked up in a car boot, an edge going pale from being set down. The leather is not pierced, it is grazed at the surface, and that is exactly what a touch-up kit handles. Replacing the bag would be absurd.
What is in the box
A bottle of dye, two brushes and a sponge applicator. The stiff brush prepares the area, the sponge lays the dye down without overloading it, the soft brush buffs once dry. It is a complete kit for a repair, not just a pot.
Three shades, and why that matters more than anything
The most forgiving shade, it covers without leaving a line.
For warm leathers. Test first without fail, browns vary enormously.
The trickiest, for light leathers only. The slightest mismatch shows.
The rule that avoids disaster
Always test on a hidden area before touching the visible part: under a flap, inside a pocket. Dye almost always darkens, and a botched repair on a prominent corner looks worse than the original scuff. Take the two minutes.
What it works on, and what it does not
Smooth and coated leather, yes. Suede and nubuck, no: their nap is worked with a brush and an eraser, and a liquid dye flattens it for good. On very light leather or a valuable piece, go to a cobbler rather than a kit.






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