Recommendations for the care, storage and professional cleaning of products made from natural fur.
Leave fur cleaning to professionals. Home remedies can damage the item.
Avoid exposing fur to high temperatures for long periods of time. Avoid overusing heated seats in your car.
Keep the product away from tobacco smoke, fire and other strong odors.
Do not apply moth repellents directly to fur.
Shake the item and hang it on a wide hanger.
Dry at room temperature. Once dry, gently shake the item again.
Do not use a hair dryer, radiator or heater and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
If the item or fur gets very wet down to the lining, contact a professional dry cleaner.
Use wide hangers that match the size of the garment.
Before long-term storage, dry the product thoroughly and shake it out. Use the provided storage case.
Do not place the product close to other items - the fur needs free access to air.
Ventilate and shake the product periodically, avoiding leaving it in direct sunlight for long periods of time.
Before the start of the season, remove the cover, shake the product and let the fur straighten out naturally.
For fur items, choose a professional dry cleaner.
Preventive cleaning of fur products is recommended after the end of the season.
Traces of perfume, foundation and road reagents require special attention.
Do not use home methods to clean expensive fur products.
Materials used in the brand's outerwear.
Dense cotton fabric: when wet, its fibers expand, preventing moisture from penetrating, while the material allows air to pass through.
Lining material with properties similar to those of natural fabrics.
Lightweight insulation with high thermal insulation capacity.