Vintage clothing has a quality that can be difficult to replicate. The fabric, construction, details, and overall character can make an older garment feel completely different from something purchased today. However, age also means the garment may require more careful handling than modern everyday clothing.
Cleaning vintage pieces is not simply a matter of choosing the strongest detergent or washing them more carefully. Older fabrics can be more fragile, and previous repairs, dyes, linings, embellishments, and construction methods can all affect how a garment should be handled.
That is why vintage clothing cleaning should begin with inspection rather than a cleaning product.




























