Basic care

It doesn't matter whether the clothes are on a hanger or laid flat. The key is to brush them firmly, rubbing the brush against the clothes.

[Coats & Jackets Edition]

Clothes worn immediately after returning home often contain dust and pollen that have accumulated outside. To effectively remove these, first brush from the bottom, then brush from top to bottom to straighten the fibers.


"Ishikawa's clothing brushes use bristles that are soft to the touch but firm, so even if you brush with all your might, it won't put unnecessary stress on the fabric. As a result, it can effectively remove even the finest dust particles from within the fabric," says Mr. Ishikawa.

Don't forget this either!
buttonhole

Even those who meticulously brush the shoulders, body, and sleeves of their garments often forget to brush buttonholes, seams, and the underside of lapels. Dust and dirt can accumulate in these areas, so be sure to brush them thoroughly.

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