Clothes made of velvet fabric will be steamed. Therefore, there may be some scald marks left by steam on the clothes. After buying the clothes, after a while, the burn marks will disappear.
The surface of velvet is densely composed of small fluff. During the production and processing of the fabric, a small part of fluff particles will remain on it, which is inevitable. Most of them will be washed out during the first washing. For example, the suit is black, and the dark card version such as royal blue will look more obvious. This is normal, don't worry too much! No special treatment is required. Generally, the situation will be better after a few times of normal wear and wash. Try not to wash the velvet with a washing machine.
Do not wring out forcefully, because it hurts the lint. In the process of wearing, the inner surface is artificially hung with fluff, so it can not be pulled by hand, because it will pluck the fluff and cause the fluff to fall; if you must use a washing machine to clean the velvet, you can pull up the zipper of the suit, turn it over, and put it on the reverse side. In the laundry protection bag, adjust to gentle wash. After washing, it should be placed on a shelf to drip dry, avoid direct sunlight.
