Storage: The Foundation of Suit Care
Always hang suits on wide, shaped wooden hangers that support the shoulders and maintain the jacket form. Never use wire hangers. Allow at least two inches of space between garments to prevent crushing and allow air circulation.
Rotation: Give Your Suits a Rest
Wool fibres need time to recover after wear. Ideally, rotate between at least three suits, allowing each to rest for at least 24 hours between wearings.
Brushing: After Every Wear
A soft-bristled clothes brush removes surface dust, lint, and debris before they work their way into the fabric fibres. This simple habit significantly extends the time between dry cleaning appointments.
Dry Cleaning: Less is More
Dry clean only when genuinely necessary, typically no more than once or twice per season. For spot cleaning, a damp cloth and gentle dabbing is often sufficient.
Professional Pressing
When pressing is required, a professional tailor will always produce better results than home ironing. If you must press at home, use a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric.
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