The coat is washed with water, can it still be repaired?

Hello, tweed clothes should not be washed, washing is easy to shed, shrink and deform, if the wash causes damage, it is recommended to send to a professional dry cleaner for consultation.

1) Tweed clothes should not be washed, washing is easy to lose hair, shrinkage and deformation, it is recommended to send it to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning. The number of dry cleaning should not be frequent, generally about once a year or two.

2) If there are stains on the tweed clothes, they should be washed in time. The longer the same stain stays on it, the less likely it is to be washed off; In addition, after a long time, the stain penetrates into the wool fiber, and it will inevitably rub hard when cleaning, which is more likely to cause damage to the woolen coat.

3) For stained tweed clothes, you can try to deal with them in the following way: spread the clothes on the table, soak them in warm water (about 30) with a thick white towel (don't wring them too dry) and put them on the tweed coat, gently pat them with a thin stick to transfer the stains in the clothes to the hot towel, and then wash the towel, and repeat it several times.

Tweed clothes are warm and comfortable to wear, but they have shortcomings such as pilling and easy insect moth, so they should be maintained to maintain their long service life.

Maintenance: 1) Clean the dust on the clothes frequently: After the tweed clothes are worn, it is easy to get dust, and it is best to remove them as soon as possible.

Once dust falls on it that is difficult to remove, do not brush it with a brush. There is a special roller on the market for cleaning woolen clothing, which is very effective in removing such dust.

2) Remove wrinkles: Tweed clothes can be given enough humidity to smooth out the wrinkles on the clothes. The steam iron can be adjusted to a low temperature and ironed at a distance of 1 2 cm from the wool coat; You can also put a white towel over the garment and then iron it, so that it will not hurt the fabric fibers and will not leave ironing marks.

3) Keep it dry and moth-proof: Worn clothing may absorb body sweat stains, so it should be dried in a well-ventilated place before putting it away. If it is kept in a cabinet, it is recommended to put in some desiccant to keep it dry.

First: the easiest is to take it to the laundry to wash, which is trouble-free and clean. Second:

Wash it yourself, there is a small label on each piece of clothing, it will tell you what to pay attention to when washing this dress, as long as you do what it says. In fact, I personally recommend that if your coat is more expensive, you can take it to the laundry for some money, and if it is not very expensive, just wash it yourself according to the above instructions.

Coats are usually dry-cleaned. You see that there should be washing instructions on the internal label of your clothes.