For the storage, organization and maintenance of customized clothing, the following are some tips for reference:
1. Storage and organization skills:
– Use clear or labeled clothing bins or bags to organize custom garments into categories. This makes it easier to find and protect clothing.
– Avoid stacking custom-made clothing too much. It is best to hang them individually. If you don’t have enough space, use a soft fabric cover or a garment bag to cover it.
– For materials that wrinkle easily, such as thin silk, you can use hangers or clothespins to hang them gently to avoid wrinkles.
– Check the custom-made clothing every quarter and fiddle with it to prevent the fabric from deforming or wrinkling due to long-term inactivity.
2. Maintenance skills for customized clothing:
– Customized clothing made of special materials (such as wool, silk, etc.) should follow special instructions Care Guide, follow instructions for washing or dry cleaning.
– Customized clothing is best hand washed rather than machine washed, using mild detergent and cold water for the final rinse.
– When drying clothes, you should avoid direct sunlight and choose a cool and ventilated place to dry.
– When using, avoid wearing it with diamonds, zippers and other items to avoid scratching or scratching the surface of the fabric.
3. Regular renovation and repair:
– Customized clothing will wear out or have minor issues over time. Regularly inspect and promptly repair possible damage, open threads, or missing buttons to extend the service life of your clothing.
– For common problems, such as discoloration, stains, wormholes, etc., you can seek help from a professional laundry or dry cleaner for repair and cleaning.
Remember, custom-made clothing is unique and requires special care and maintenance. By following the tips above and keeping up with regular inspections and maintenance, you can ensure your custom clothing stays beautiful and lasts longer.
