Coat, also known as coat, is the outermost garment. The volume of the coat is generally relatively large, with long sleeves, which can cover other clothes on the upper body when wearing.
The front end of the coat has buttons or zippers for wearing, and the coat is generally used to keep warm or resist rain.
The coat should be protected from rain and sunlight as much as possible. Avoid exposure of leather to acids, alkalis, salts or organic solvents. When not wearing a coat, it should be cleaned and stored properly. With the appropriate way to shape, with a relatively wide hanger hanging up, to avoid the accumulation of heavy objects on the leather products to avoid deformation, affecting the wear. Leather products should be stored in a dry, cool and dustproof place, and some anti-mold and insect-proof drugs such as mothballs should be placed near the leather products.
Clothes into the wardrobe, should be hanging. Although the wardrobe is a place to store clothes, there is no guarantee that dust will not enter, and the joints of the general wardrobe and the adhesive on the plank veneer are the most likely to attract bugs or mites. Therefore, after the clothes are put into the wardrobe, it is best to stack or hang them face up. mothballs, coats, down jackets, suits and light-colored coats should be placed beside the clothes made of silk, wool and cashmere, and it is best to cover them with dust covers.
Take off your coat in public and put it away. Go to restaurants, cinemas and other public places. If you want to take off your coat, first put the clothes face up, then fold the sleeves of the clothes in half, wrap the fabric inside, and put it on the chair. It is best not to spread the clothes, and the clothes are against the back of the chair.