At Mahal Hasan, our fur products exemplify opulence and sophistication. To keep your fur items stunning and in pristine condition, please adhere to the following care guidelines.

Fur Care Instructions

• Avoid Washing or Soaking: Never wash fur or immerse it in water, as this can damage the fibers and alter the fur’s luxurious texture.
• Do Not Dry-Clean: Regular dry cleaning methods can harm fur. Please refrain from taking your fur items to conventional dry cleaners; specialized cleaning is required.
• No Ironing: To avoid irreversible damage, such as flattening and burning of the fibers, do not use an iron on fur.
• Keep Away from Heat: Protect your fur from exposure to flames and extreme heat sources. High temperatures can lead to drying and damage, affecting the fur’s quality.
• Avoid Wearing in Wet Conditions: Refrain from wearing fur on rainy days. Water can stain or compromise the texture of the fur.
• Do Not Brush: Above all, avoid brushing fur unless necessary.
• Prevent Direct Skin Contact: To maintain the cleanliness of collars and cuffs, minimize direct contact with skin. This helps keep your fur looking fresh and well-maintained.
• Limit Heavy Accessories: Avoid wearing bulky accessories on fur, as they can create unsightly indentations or distort the shape of the fibers.
• To avoid damage, if your fur becomes slightly wet, let it dry naturally in a cool, well-ventilated area. Do not apply direct heat or use a blow dryer.
• No Insecticides: Steer clear of using insect sprays or mothballs on or near your fur products, as these chemicals can degrade the fibers and cause discoloration.
• Avoid Perfume Application: Do not spray perfume or cologne on your fur. The alcohol in these products can lead to drying and stiffening of the fibers.

Leather Product Care Guide

• Do Not Wash or Immerse in Water: Leather should never be soaked or washed, as water can damage the material, causing it to stiffen or lose its natural luster.
• Avoid Dry-Cleaning: Do not take your leather items to a regular dry cleaner. Leather requires special treatment, and improper cleaning can cause irreversible damage.
• Do Not Iron Leather: Heat is damaging to leather. Never use an iron on leather products, as this can cause cracking, burning, or distortion of the material.
• Keep Away from Heat Sources: Avoid placing leather near fires, radiators, or excessively hot places. Prolonged exposure to heat can dry out and weaken the leather, causing it to become brittle.
• Avoid Wearing in Rain: Leather and water don’t mix well. If possible, avoid wearing your leather items in rainy or humid conditions, as moisture can leave stains or cause the leather to warp.
• Avoid Heavy Accessories: Do not place heavy objects or accessories on leather products, as they can leave permanent indentations or stretch the material.
• Dry in Cool, Ventilated Areas: If your leather happens to get slightly wet, then the best approach is to let it dry naturally in a cool, well-ventilated area. Moreover, you should never use a hairdryer or place it near direct heat in an attempt to speed up the drying process. Instead, allow it to air dry slowly to maintain its quality.
  
  Avoid Chemicals
• No Perfume or Cologne: Avoid spraying perfumes, colognes, or any alcohol-based products directly on leather. Alcohol can cause the leather to dry out and stiffen over time.
• Avoid Direct Skin Contact: To prevent oils and sweat from transferring onto leather collars or cuffs, avoid direct contact with the skin. This helps keep your leather clean and fresh for longer.
• No Insecticides or Mothballs: Do not use insecticides or mothballs on or near your leather products. These chemicals can weaken the leather fibers and cause discoloration.

Wool Product Care Guide

• Avoid Washing or Immersing: Never wash or soak wool in water, as this can lead to shrinkage and damage the fibers. Wool is naturally resilient, and frequent washing is unnecessary.
• Do Not Dry-Clean: Traditional dry cleaning methods can be harsh on wool. We advise against taking your wool products to regular dry cleaners; specialized cleaning is recommended for best results.
• No Ironing: It’s really best to avoid using an iron on wool, because the heat can actually damage the fibers and make them lose their shape. However, if you do need to get rid of wrinkles, a garment steamer on a low setting can do the trick. Just be sure to keep the steamer head a little ways away from the wool. Another option is to gently smooth out any small creases with your hands – sometimes that’s all you need.
• Keep Away from Heat Sources: Protect your wool items from extreme heat and flames. Exposure to high temperatures can dry out the fibers and alter their natural qualities.
• Limit Use in Rainy Weather: Avoid wearing wool in wet conditions.Moisture can affect the texture and appearance of the fabric, so it’s best to keep wool dry. In fact, excessive dampness can even damage the delicate fibers. Consequently, avoiding wet conditions will help maintain the wool’s quality and look.

• Do Not Brush: Brushing wool can disrupt the fibers and, as a result, lead to wear over time. Therefore, instead of brushing, gently shake or air out your wool products to maintain their shape and appearance. Indeed, this simple step will help keep your wool looking its best for longer, and consequently, extend its lifespan.

• Minimize Direct Skin Contact: To keep collars and cuffs clean, avoid direct contact with the skin. This practice helps maintain the freshness of your wool items.

• Avoid Heavy Accessories: Refrain from placing heavy items or accessories on wool products, as they can leave lasting impressions or distort the fabric.

• Dry Gently if Damp: If your wool gets a little wet, then the best way to dry it is naturally in a cool, airy space. For instance, to do this, simply lay the item flat on a clean towel. Furthermore, you should avoid hanging it, since this can stretch out those delicate fibers. Instead, let it air dry completely, and also, remember to turn it over every so often to make sure it dries evenly. Importantly, never use heat sources like radiators or tumble dryers, as these can really damage the wool.

• No Chemicals: Avoid using insecticides or mothballs near your wool products, as these chemicals can harm the fibers and lead to discoloration.

• Steer Clear of Perfumes: Do not spray perfumes or colognes directly on your wool. The alcohol in these products can dry out the fibers, affecting their texture.

Cashmere Product Care Guide

• Avoid Washing or Soaking: Cashmere is a delicate material that should never be washed or immersed in water. Doing so can compromise its luxurious texture and subsequently lead to shrinkage. In other words, washing cashmere improperly can ruin its soft feel and cause it to shrink.
  
• Yes to Dry Cleaning: Cashmere can be safely dry cleaned. For best results, choose a cleaner experienced in handling fine cashmere to preserve its quality and softness.
• Do Not Iron: Heat can really harm cashmere; for this reason, it’s best to avoid ironing it completely. However, if you absolutely need to get rid of wrinkles, try using a fabric steamer. Alternatively, you can place a thin cloth, like a tea towel, between the iron and your cashmere. When doing so, make sure your iron is on the lowest, gentlest setting to smooth out any creases while still protecting the delicate fabric.
• Keep Away from Heat Sources: Protect your cashmere from flames and excessive heat. High temperatures can cause the fibers to dry out, losing their signature softness.
• Avoid Wet Weather: Cashmere is best kept dry, so try not to wear it when it’s raining or damp outside. Otherwise, water can stain the delicate fibers and ruin its lovely, soft feel. Consequently, this will make it less soft and lower its quality over time. In short, keep your cashmere away from wet weather to keep it looking and feeling its best.
• Limit Brushing: Brushing cashmere can disrupt its delicate fibers and lead to pilling.Transition words: Only 28% of the sentences contain transition words, which is not enough. Therefore, instead of more aggressive methods, gently shake out your cashmere items to maintain their shape and texture. Furthermore, this simple step helps preserve their inherent softness and ensures they last longer, ultimately saving you money in the long run.
  This way, you can preserve their softness and longevity.
• Prevent Direct Skin Contact: To keep collars and cuffs looking pristine, minimize direct contact with the skin. This helps preserve the cleanliness and longevity of your cashmere.
• Avoid Heavy Accessories: Refrain from wearing bulky accessories that may weigh down or distort the fabric. Light and airy is the way to go for cashmere.
• Dry Carefully if Wet: If your cashmere happens to get slightly damp, then the best approach is to let it air dry naturally in a cool, shaded area. Otherwise, exposing it to direct heat or sunlight may cause damage to the delicate fibers. Furthermore, you should never use a hairdryer or place it near direct heat in an attempt to hasten the drying process. Instead, allow it to air dry slowly to maintain its luxurious feel.
• Keep Chemicals Away: Do not use insecticides or mothballs near your cashmere. These chemicals can degrade the fibers and lead to discoloration.
• No Fragrance Sprays: Avoid spraying perfume or cologne directly on cashmere. The alcohol content can dry out the fibers, affecting their luxurious texture.