Men’s Couture Burgundy Velvet Suit

1. Immediately after removing your jacket, hang it on a proper hanger. We recommend using wide, structured hangers to help the jacket maintain its shape.

2. For trousers, we recommend using special hangers with clips or soft clamps (especially for wool trousers). Trousers should always be hung upside down by the hems.

3. If the suit needs cleaning, use a brush with natural bristles. We do not recommend using adhesive lint rollers. The sticky surface is created with a glue-based compound that can quickly damage the fabric.

4. We recommend dry ironing the suit with a standard iron. We do not advise steaming suits with a steam generator. Excess moisture negatively affects the suit, and overly hot steam may damage the fabric. If steaming is absolutely necessary, use only light, delicate steaming from a distance of 30–35 cm, with minimal steam output and short movements, avoiding prolonged heating of one area.

5. Try not to wear the same suit or jacket two days in a row. It should “rest” on a hanger to recover its shape. Otherwise, creases and wrinkles will quickly appear on both the jacket and trousers, and removing them may be difficult.

6. We recommend using trusted professional dry-cleaning services and choosing dry cleaning only.

7. Suits must not be washed. Some believe this rule applies only to wool suits, but this is not the case. Cotton jackets should also never be washed, as they may lose their shape.