КЛАСИЧНА ДУБЛЯНКА-АВІАТОР З ОВЧИНИ МЕРІНО У ЧОРНОМУ КОЛЬОРІ

Merino shearling is a high-quality material derived from Merino sheep, known for their exceptionally fine and soft wool. This type of shearling is lightweight yet incredibly warm, making it ideal for luxurious outerwear. The wool side features a dense, velvety texture that offers superior insulation, while the suede or leather exterior provides a refined, durable finish. Merino shearling is favored for its balance of comfort, sophistication, and functionality.

Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place on a padded or wide hanger to maintain its shape.
Protect the jacket from dust and light exposure by covering it with a breathable garment bag.
Avoid plastic covers that can trap moisture and cause mildew or discoloration.

Handling:
Avoid carrying heavy bags over the shoulders, which can create pressure marks or damage the hair-on finish.
Keep the jacket away from sharp or abrasive surfaces that could scratch or damage the material.
Avoid exposure to oils, dyes, or heavy makeup that can permanently stain the material.

Wool Maintenance:
Regularly shake out the jacket to remove debris and keep the wool fluffy.
Use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment for a gentle refresh, or hand-fluff the wool to restore its loft.

Regular Professional Care:
Schedule regular professional cleanings to maintain the material's natural sheen and texture, especially if the jacket is worn frequently.

Spot Cleaning: For minor dirt, use a specialized brush to lift debris and maintain the texture.
Deep Cleaning: Avoid DIY methods for deep stains; take the jacket to a professional leather and shearling cleaner.

Moisture Management:
Merino shearling has natural water resistance but should not be saturated with water.
If it gets wet, gently shake off excess moisture, blot with a dry cloth, and let it air dry naturally, away from direct heat sources like radiators or sunlight.