How significant can be damage of pandemics be over a professional’s wardrobe?
Working from home doesn’t mean that we abandon our wardrobe.
This was different from how we expected to find ourselves working from home, but since we’re here, allow me to share some wardrobe maintenance advice.
Indifferent from the outcome of pandemics, we must go back to normality and dress again meaningfully.
Building a proper wardrobe costs a lot of time and money. You need to take care of your wardrobe while working from home.
Here are some simple steps you need to take to prevent partial or total losses of your wardrobe contents.
1) You should wear your suit at least two times a week, more than one hour at a time, especially your suit jacket. This way, you can keep your jackets in your body shape; otherwise, they will be compromised. Most designer suits are machine-made, and the machine stitch is a lock stitch, which does not have the elasticity of handmade suits.
2) Keep your shoes in shoe-last (shoe trees). Otherwise, they will deform, especially if your shoe construction is glue and blake-based.
3) Dress shirts need to be cleaned and kept in the folded position, and avoid fluorescent lighting that will change your clothing color, especially a portion of the exposed area.
4) allow air Circulation in your wardrobe daily.
5) Wearing a business, formal suit increases your discipline. If you do not wear your suits for an extended period, you may have to gain weight, compromising your wardrobe.
6) Wearing a desirable outfit has a positive psychological effect on your lifestyle. Try to set your mind for” You are wearing for yourself,” not for others.
7) All suits and jackets should be kept in proper hangers. Please use the right hanger to protect your jackets and coats.
8) You will be surprised by some of your wardrobe contents that no longer fit you properly. Try to wear them from time to time and save them.
9) Most white shirts, collars, and cuffs will get yellow. Try to have them dry-cleaned, regardless of whether you are wearing them. If you do not wear them, keep them packed in a folded position.
