Preservation Guide
Care Instructions
Deprestige garments are designed and crafted using the finest wools, silks, and detailing. To ensure your investment maintains its drape, comfort, and timeless appearance, please follow our essential care guidelines.
1. Chemical Preservations
Never use bleach or harsh chemical cleaners on any part of your luxury suit.
Premium suits are constructed from natural protein fibers like high-micron wool, cashmere, and silk. Harsh detergents, household cleaners, and chlorine-based bleach will strip these delicate fibers of their natural lanolin oils, leading to immediate discoloration, brittle fabric, and premature wearing. When cleaning is necessary, only trust reputable professional dry cleaners who specialize in luxury garments.
2. Structuring & Hangers
Hang your suit on a quality wooden hanger to maintain its shape.
A luxury suit's structure is built with internal canvases and shoulder pads that adapt to your body shape. Cheap wire or thin plastic hangers will pinch and stretch the shoulder seams, ruining the silhouette permanently. A wide, contoured wooden hanger supports the shoulders evenly, mimics the human frame, and allows the natural fibers to recover their shape between wearings.
3. Pressing & Steaming
Never iron directly on embroidered areas.
Embroidery utilizes delicate threads that are sensitive to direct, high heat. Applying an iron directly to these details can scorch the fabric, melt or warp the stitching, and create an unwanted shiny texture. Always use a high-quality hand steamer to remove wrinkles from embroidered or delicate areas. If you must iron, place a damp pressing cloth over the suit and iron on a low temperature.
4. Spot Cleaning Methods
Never use hot water when spot cleaning, as it can set stains permanently.
Hot water cooks and binds proteins, oils, and tannins into fabric fibers, turning a minor spill into a permanent stain. Always use cold or lukewarm water when treating fresh spots. Blot the spot gently using a clean, dry white cloth from the outer edge of the stain inward—never rub or scrub, as this spreads the stain and damages the nap of the fabric.
5. Long-term Preservation
Store in a breathable garment bag in a cool, dry place.
Plastic dry-cleaning bags trap moisture and chemical residues, which can cause oxidation, yellowing, and mildew. Your garments need air circulation to prevent fiber rot. Protect your collection in a breathable, natural fabric garment bag, and store it in a cool, dark, and well-ventilated wardrobe to prevent sun fading and pests.
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