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every 3 to 4 wears. Dry Cleaning Isn’t Actually Dry Blouses Dry clean every 3 to 4 wears. Sweaters Dry clean every 2 to 5 wears (depending on how sweaty you tend to get). Pants and Skirts Dry clean every 5 wears. Outerwear Dry clean once a season. Dresses Dry clean every 1 to 2 […]

But often fabrics are labelled as dry-clean only because they have not been preshrunk by the manufacturer. If this is the case, contact with water might cause them to shrink dramatically. Is dry clean only really necessary? Most people send items to be dry cleaned because they are wrinkled or because they no longer smell […]

Procedure #1 Remove all dirt. The first step to cleaning your waterproof clothing is to brush off any dirt. #2 Clean your washing machine. #3 Wash according to labels. #4 Give your clothes an extra spin. #5 Tumble dry on low heat. How do you get rid of a smell in a waterproof jacket? wash […]

Maybe, the gear is dirty, got oils on it, constant use. Dirt/oils build up on the jacket and then that reduces the DWR over time. You are meant to clean up your jacket regularly to help keep the DWR effective, but many of us don’t give a lot of love to some of our waterproof […]

Wash in cold water using Woolite or another soap designed for synthetic materials. Don’t use regular detergent (liquid or powder) because the residue left behind will keep your jacket from performing well. Rinse well, and tumble dry extra low to help it fluff back up without overheating. What should I wash my ski jacket with? […]

Don’t place your snow pants, or any ski clothes, in the dryer. After washing, hang them to air-dry on a sturdy hanger that won’t rust or bend, and don’t place near direct sunlight or a heat source Ironing won’t be necessary because the weight of the fabric will pull out most wrinkles. Can you put […]

To help eliminate the problem, put a few drops of gentle dish detergent, such as Dawn or Joy, on the stain, and use a soft toothbrush to work it in. Blot up the stain with a clean cloth, rinse any remaining suds off with another damp clean cloth, and then air-dry. Do white ski pants […]

What does VLT Mean for Goggles? If you’re skiing or riding in … … look for a VLT in this range … … which are typically associated with these goggle lens colors … Partly cloudy, partly sunny conditions 25-50 % Blue, green, red Overcast, cloudy or low-light conditions 50+ % Yellow, gold/copper, amber, rose What […]

The best way to clean your ski jacket is to spritz it with a fabric softener sheet, wipe off any dirt, and air dry. If you do wash your ski jacket, use a mild detergent and cold water on a gentle cycle. Avoid using fabric softener as it can lead to durable water repellency issues. […]

If you look good in white, why not? Just be aware that it will get dirty pretty quickly. Not so much from the skiing, but if you ever sit on a chairlift with dirt on it, or if you walk a little too close to your dirty car in the parking lot, then white is […]

ECO-FRIENDLY DRY CLEANING DRY CLEANED SHIRTS / BLOUSES $6.95$5.95 PER ITEM PANTS / SKIRTS $11.95$9.95 PER ITEM DRESS $19.50$17.50 PER ITEM BLAZER / JACKET $11.95$9.95 PER ITEM SUIT (2 PIECE) $21.95$19.90 PER ITEM Is dry cleaning worth the money? Dry cleaning is always a gentler procedure, but the washing machine is usually good enough for […]

So why are Canada goose jackets so expensive? Canada Goose is expensive because the jacket is now deemed a luxury brand worn by celebrities around the world. Sure, many coat owners claim the Canada Goose materials and technology are superior and warmer to other winter coats on the market, so let’s unpack the details. Why […]

Some tips for sewing ripstop nylon fabric are: Think of your needle. Round, ballpoint needles don’t handle this lightweight fabric well, and the best style of needle to use when sewing ripstop nylon is a sharp, pointed needle. Use a universal, size 70/10 needle when sewing ripstop nylon. What kind of thread do you use […]

Bring the edges of the tear together. Squeeze a thin layer of urethane-based seam sealer on the fabric patch and on the torn area of the garment. Lay the patch firmly over the tear, smoothing it firmly from the centre out to remove any wrinkles or bubbles. Let your repair dry overnight. Can down jackets […]

For a pinpoint burn, rub the nylon between your fingers to get rid of the brown, and then touch the spot with a clear glue paste to keep the fibers in place. Fold the burn mark in half. Carefully cut away any damaged fabric, and whip-stitch the area, using thread that matches the jacket color. […]

A) If you have time, rub liquid laundry detergent into the scorch mark and launder the item right away, using liquid laundry detergent and oxygen bleach, if safe for the fabric. B) If you need to wear or use the item immediately and the scorch marks are slight, lightly rub white distilled vinegar on the […]

Use Cold Water Cold water is less likely to shrink or fade and ruin clothes, especially anything made of cotton. Cold water can also reduce wrinkles, which saves both time and the energy costs associated with ironing. Your best bet with hoodies, cardigans or pullovers is washing with cold water on a gentle cycle. What […]

DELICATES. This is ideal for wool, lingerie, or blouses that can be washed in the machine. This is a low agitation wash with a lower speed spin, that’s suitable for lacy knickers or that silk blouse. What is the delicate cycle on a washing machine? A delicate wash cycle (or “delicates”) is the washing machine […]

Should I just go for the highest rating? Waterproof Rating (mm) Level of Water Resistance 6,000-10,000mm Some resistance 11,000-15,000mm Normal resistance 16,000-20,000mm High resistance 20,000mm + Highest resistance Is 2000 mm waterproof good? The minimum standard for a jacket to be waterproof is 1,500mm so a jacket with a waterproof rating of 2,000mm would be […]

Fabrics shed, it’s a part of their nature. Even newer articles of clothing will have short fibers that come loose. As the article of clothing is used, these fibers tend to gather around points of friction. How do I stop my clothes from shedding? Freeze it. Fold up your sweater and place it in a […]