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Check the label: Verify if the garment is "Dry Clean Only" to avoid damaging internal structures.
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Brush after wear: Use a soft-bristle garment brush to remove surface soil, dust, and human hair.
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Spot clean immediately: Blot stains with cold water and a drop of wool-safe detergent using a white cloth.
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Hand wash basin: Fill a clean tub with lukewarm or cool water (never hot) and pH-neutral wool wash.
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Soak gently: Submerge the coat and let it sit for 20–30 minutes without scrubbing or agitation.
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Rinse thoroughly: Drain soapy water and refill with fresh cool water until all suds are gone.
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Avoid wringing: Never twist the coat to remove water; instead, gently press sections against the basin.
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The towel roll: Lay the coat flat on a large, clean towel, roll it up like a sleeping bag, and press firmly.
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Dry flat: Lay the coat on a drying rack or fresh towel, reshaping the shoulders and sleeves.
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Prevent shrinkage: Keep the drying garment away from direct sunlight, radiators, or any heat source.
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Refresh with steam: Use a garment steamer on a low setting to remove wrinkles and eliminate odors.
