Important Tips To Maintain Blazers For Longer Use

Caring for a luxurious and expensive suit is pretty important if we aim to retain the gloss of the garment. Certainly, a carefully managed suit will last longer.

• Always dangle the suit on a hanger that is provided by your bespoke tailor,
• Put it in under a thin garment cover which is specially meant for the purpose of protecting it from dirt and moth bite,
• After the day’s work, let your suit fabric draw the rest, else wearing a blazer perpetually for days, will impact the fibres as well as its interwoven yarns,
• Apply brush all over the blazer while at home and be mindful to pick up the brush with soft bristles, else the hard brush would do away with the fabric,
• In continuation to the above mentioned point, do not put the blazer under the hard bristles if the fabric is cashmere, vicuna and any other delicate woolen one, please make use of lint remover which is a glue type rolling device,
• Likewise, stains and food spills or chemicals should be tried to be removed as early as possible, else such items can make their way deeper into the yarns and can thus become a permanent blot. Tissue paper or blotting paper should be used for this but such stains should never be rubbed,
• Wool is created by mother-nature with a resilient characteristic and it re-energizes itself amid humid weather. Therefore, if the blazer or jacket is woolen in its make, then it would naturally reclaim its element and charm if it is hung at some damp corner of your home, like bathroom, it will recover early, but please make sure that the suit does not get wet in bathroom.
• Besides, NEVER put unnecessary things into your pocket as will further strain the joints. Always carry a tiny wallet or some handy money case to carry money.
• Then, always unbutton your suits while resting down on chair or sofa, it will otherwise, put excessive emphasis upon your suit,
• Also, avail the services of best of the town, drycleaners who would gently take extreme care for your suit. But also bear in mind that repeated and rough drycleaning, would hamper your woolen garments for good. It would thus be better to get it drycleaned if you aim to pack it away for the rest of the season in order to prevent moth attack on food stains.
• Finally, hand-made joints of the garments provide a great deal of resilience and convenience to wear as compared to the mechanized stitching, which are carried out in the ready-to-wear but branded garments. But the manually stitched joints of the garments tend to snap early and hence only the skillful bespoke tailors should be consulted in such times.