• Always hang your shearling on a well-shaped coat hanger.
• When storing your shearling jackets & coats, never put it in a plastic garment bag for an extended amount of time. Cloth garment bags are highly recommended for both storage and travel.
• Do not "stuff" your shearling in with lots of other clothes. Shearling coats need a bit of "breathing room" when hung in a closet.
• Do not store your shearling in direct light as it can fade the garments natural color over time.
• Never place your shearling right next to an open fire or other strong source of heat for it may shrink, warp, or even burn.

• Shearling garments can be worn in snow or a light drizzle. If you get caught in a heavy rain, hand the garment on a padded hanger, then dry your shearling with a towel and allow it to dry naturally at room temperature, away from any source of heat.
• Once your shearling is dry, use a suede brush on the suede side and a gentle steel comb on the hair side.
• Spray your garment with silicone based leather protector before and after the winter season.

• Make sure you only take your shearling to a leather or suede specialist.
• Solvents and salt can accumulate on the jacket and can damage it if left for any amount of time. It is important to wipe off the above mentioned with a damp cloth.

Most wrinkles will fall out when left in a steamy bathroom
If garment needs pressing, use dry heat iron set at a low setting. Make sure to use a press cloth to prevent burning the skin.