How to Properly Take Care of Your Winter Coats and Jackets
Paul Munko • May 15, 2020
How to Properly Take Care of Your Winter Coats and Jackets
A warm coat or jacket is essential during the colder months, so once you purchase one, you'll want it to last through many seasons. You'll get plenty of use out of a winter coat or jacket that's properly cared for. Learn more about how to take care of your favorite coats and jackets below.
How To Clean Your Winter Coats and Jackets
Winter coats and jackets can be tricky to clean properly, especially when they're made from materials like suede, leather, or wool. If you notice that your coat is stained or has an odor, you'll need to find a way to keep it fresh. Most coats come with care instructions on the tag, but if you're worried about damaging it, professional cleaning might be a good choice.
Certain fabrics may get ruined when washed in a traditional washer, so in these cases, dry cleaning
is the right way to get your jackets and coats clean. NJ Laundry Services is happy to offer dry cleaning for your favorite winter garments.
How To Store Your Winter Coats and Jackets
During the warmer months, you can keep your coats stored safely away. When in storage, follow these tips to make sure they're ready for use once cooler weather rolls around:
- Give your coat an extra-thorough cleaning before putting it away to remove stains and odors.
- Use strong wooden hangers. Winter coats are heavy and need sturdy hangers to help them keep their form.
- Store your coats in a garment bag. This will keep them from gathering dust while stored away, and, in the case of wool coats, they will be protected from moths.
Keep Your Clothing Looking Great!
At NJ Laundry Services, we know that winter jackets and coats can be expensive, so it's important to make sure you take great care of them to make them last as long as possible. Our laundry services can help keep all your favorite clothing in great condition, so contact us
today!

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