
Proper storage ensures years of enjoyable wear:
Keep your garments away from heat, humidity and moths.
Fur and leather garments should always be stored in a cool, dry area away from direct or indirect sunlight.
Do not store your fur or leather coats in plastic for extended periods of time, as they require proper air circulation to breathe. Instead, use a cloth bag or clean white sheet.
Be sure to have enough space in your closet, so that your clothes can "breathe." Try to keep one-two inches between each hanger.
Don't use moth or cedar balls near a fur coat. Their smell often adheres to fur and creates unpleasant odors that are difficult to remove.
Dependable Cleaners has temperature and humidity-controlled vaults for proper storage. Schedule the proper annual care for your coat, such as cleaning, conditioning, tightening of buttons and mending small tears, including those in the pockets or lining. Oftentimes, delaying a repair can lead to larger tears that are more difficult, if not impossible, to repair. For coat buying and care tips, go to our Coat Buying 101 or Coat Care Tips
page.

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