1. CARING for your coat

As with all coats, lint is bound to attach itself to your Sanyo coat. When removing lint, do not use adhesive lint rollers that stick to fabric and pick up lint. The adhesive tape may damage the surface of the coat. Instead, use lint brushes or combs to pick up lint and pills from the fabric.

 

2. CLEANING your coat

Always dry clean your Sanyo coat, whether synthetic or woolen. Please be aware that dry cleaning may decrease water-resistant capabilities. When lightly stained, take a cloth soaked in soapy water and rub the stain away. You can dry-clean your Sanyo coat at most once every 2-3 years, unless your coat is badly stained. Sanyo’s fabric coatings protects from the external elements allowing the Sanyo coat to be washed less frequently than the average coat. Water resistance may fade after dry-cleaning 3-4 times. 

DO NOT WASH	DO NOT HANDWASH	DRYCLEAN ONLY

 

3. STORING your coat

Avoid using plastic garment bags to cover your Sanyo coat. Plastic bags, such as the ones used by dry cleaners, do not allow fabric to breathe. Humidity can severely harm and discolor your coat. Your Sanyo coat may be fine depending on the region you live in. Milder climates may prevent your coat from suffering damage. However, for primary conditions, it is best that you use a breathable garment bag.

 

You can go to the Container store for natural cotton garments bags starting from 9.99 to 14.99 each (depends on length). To be economical, you can buy large natural cotton garment bags that can fit 4-5 coats at a time for 19.99 to 27.99.  

 

Try to protect your coats from moths. Damages from moths are caused by moth larvae. So simply checking for moths in your closet will not prevent damage. Cleaning your coat before storage, avoiding trapped moisture, and vacuuming your fabric may avoid fabric damage from moths.