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Before choosing a bracelet from us, you should know the right size. To do this, simply measure the wrist where you plan to wear the bracelet with a tape measure. When measuring, it's important that you wrap the tape measure tightly around your wrist without it pinching your wrist. As a rule of thumb, for the best possible comfort, you should be able to easily fit a finger between your wrist and the bracelet.

Yes! Vegetable tanning is the oldest and most natural form of genuine leather tanning and offers numerous advantages. On the one hand, the naturalness of the leather and its natural properties, such as breathability and a special feel, are enhanced. At the same time, vegetable tanning is the most environmentally friendly way to tan leather. Furthermore, the absence of chemical additives protects your skin from allergic reactions. If the natural properties of leather are just as important to you as environmentally friendly production, then you should opt for vegetable-tanned leather!

Yes! Vegetable tanning enhances the naturalness of the leather and its natural properties, such as breathability and a special feel. Furthermore, the absence of chemical additives protects your skin from allergic reactions. At the same time, vegetable tanning is the most environmentally friendly way to tan leather.

Leather and water aren't the best of friends. Water and/or soap residue from showering can cause the leather to crack and become brittle over time as it dries. Therefore, it's best to remove the bracelet before swimming/bathing.

All of our bracelets with stainless steel and magnetic clasps are super durable. Thanks to internal magnets and clever hook closures, you can easily wear them during sports and fitness without losing them.

We ship all bracelets in our plastic-free Simaru boxes. These boxes are not only environmentally friendly, but also package the bracelet like a small gift – for you or for anyone you want to make happy.

If you want to care for your leather bracelet regularly, we recommend using a colorless leather cream or leather spray. If your bracelet appears dirty, first rub it with a dry cloth, then remove any dirt particles with a damp cloth (lukewarm water) and a little (natural) soap, and then let the bracelet air dry. Once the bracelet is completely dry, you can apply a thin layer of leather cream or leather spray. You can buy this cream or spray at any shoe store.