Pay attention to details when cleaning and storing a parka, such as separating the lining, maintaining the fur collar, and avoiding contact with accessories and perfume.

First, choose to wash or dry clean the outerwear. Be sure to remove the lining when cleaning (especially the fur lining, it is recommended to send it to a professional care store for cleaning).

If the fur collar of the parka is accidentally wet by rain or frost, it should be gently wiped with a dry towel to absorb the moisture, and then hung in a cool and ventilated place to dry naturally.

Remember to avoid heating or exposure to the sun. After the fur collar is dried in the shade, you can gently rub the leather to prevent the fur from hardening.

If there is no obvious dirt on the newly purchased parka, you do not need to wash it. Wrap it directly with breathable items and store it in a ventilated and dry wardrobe, and pay attention to avoid heavy pressure. Avoid wearing any accessories on your clothes to prevent damage to the clothes. The alcohol in perfume may corrode the leather, so stay away from the parka when using perfume to ensure the safety of the clothes.