Royal Blue Pullover Fleece Hoodie

Cotton Fleece

• Brush your jacket gently with a suede soft brush. After wearing your jacket, you can clean your jacket using a lint brush before hanging it in a closet. This will remove any surface soil or lint present on the jacket.
• Always use a plastic or a wooden sturdy and broad hanger to hang your jacket so the weight of the jacket does not stretch the shoulder areas out of shape. Hang your jacket in a well-ventilated area to keep the jacket dry and avoid any moisture on the leather and Fleece. If storing the jacket for long, we recommend wrapping the body and leather separately for maintaining the jacket's shape.
• Don't leave the Fleece wet, dry the melton Fleece immediately to avoid any color bleeding or permanent loss to your jacket. If blot spills on Fleece immediately sop up the moisture using heavy paper towels or absorbent cloths and do not rub the spill. Rubbing will spread the liquid and push it deeper into the Fleece. If the substance spilled contains natural or chemical pigments (wine, ink, chocolate, or coffee), consult a professional dry-cleaning company for what to do after blotting the liquid.
• For normal use, we will suggest dry cleaning your jackets once or twice yearly. It is preferred to dry cleaned your jackets at the beginning and end of the season. If Fleece jackets become exceptionally dirty for some reason, you may need to have them professionally cleaned more often.
• If you can avoid ironing a Fleece jacket, do so. If you've brought the jacket out of storage and let it hang for a while yet still has wrinkles, iron it on a cool setting. Place the jacket on your ironing board or a flat, clean surface, such as a table. Place a sheet or pillowcase over the Fleece jacket to protect it from the iron's surface. Use steam for best results.