Suede clothing has fur on the leather surface, which is called deerskin clothing or anti-fur clothing. In the past, the color of suede clothing was relatively simple, and with the progress of the times, the color of suede clothing became more and more vivid.

Velvet clothing is easy to attract dust because of its fluffy surface. When wearing, use a soft brush to remove dust, keep it clean, and make the fluff color uniform.

Suede clothing has low color fastness. When wearing, the protruding parts of clothing, such as elbows, corners, pockets, etc., are easy to discolor due to frequent friction, so deerskin powder can be used to make up the color in time.

Suede clothes are not suitable for washing. Washing clothes with water will not only cause serious discoloration, but also deform or harden them. It's best to wash it by dry cleaning.

Suede clothing should be dusted and cleaned before collection, and then dyed with deerskin powder to remove floating color. In order to prevent other clothes from being polluted, it can be wrapped in plastic bags with upper and lower openings and hung up with hangers for separate storage.

Velvet clothing has strong hygroscopicity. When collecting and storing, it is necessary to ventilate frequently to eliminate moisture, so as to avoid mildew. Mothproof agents should be put in the wardrobe to prevent insects from eating.

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