How to Care for Your Suit

Before washing, ironing, or cleaning your suit, review the care label attached to the garment.

Different fabrics require different treatment. A method suitable for one material may damage another.

Frequent washing can affect colour, texture, shape, and fabric strength. Clean the garment only when needed and according to its care instructions.

For small marks, careful spot cleaning may sometimes be more suitable than washing the entire garment.

Excessive heat may damage fabric or create unwanted shine. Use the temperature recommended for the material.

Consider placing a clean cloth between the iron and delicate fabric to reduce the risk of direct heat damage.

Use a suitable hanger that supports the shoulders and helps preserve the shape of the garment.

Keep the suit in a clean, dry, and ventilated location away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odours.

• Empty the pockets before storage.
• Allow the suit to air after wearing.
• Avoid tightly packing it between other clothes.
• Use a breathable garment cover for longer storage.

Treat stains as soon as reasonably possible, but avoid using strong chemicals without checking whether they are suitable for the fabric.

For difficult stains or delicate garments, professional cleaning may be safer than attempting aggressive treatment at home.

Wearing the same suit continuously may increase wear and reduce its lifespan.

Allowing the fabric time to rest between uses can help maintain its shape and overall appearance.