Care and repairs

Good cloth lasts for decades with a little care. Each product page has care notes for its own cloth; these are the general rules.

After wearing

Brush tweed and flannel with a clothes brush, downwards, to lift dust and mud.
Hang jackets and waistcoats on a shaped hanger, buttons undone, in a breathable garment bag.
Let wool rest for a day between wears so the fibres recover.
Steam out creases rather than pressing; press velvet only from the reverse, over a towel.

Dry clean tailoring only when it needs it, and spot clean small marks with a damp cloth. Follow the care label: it takes precedence over these notes.

To confirm · Owner to supply

Whether we offer alterations and repairs, what they cost, and how to book them.