Brian Cooke Monsterland Hooded Jacket

Jacket Care Guide

Keep Your Jacket Looking Fresh, Season After Season At

Eve Suiting, every jacket is crafted to last — and with the right care, it will age beautifully. Here’s how to properly care for your jacket based on its fabric:

Leather Jacket Care

• Use a soft, damp cloth for spot cleaning.
• Apply a leather conditioner every 3–6 months to prevent cracking.
• Hang on a wide padded hanger to maintain shape.
• Store in a cool, dry place — away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Never wash leather in a machine or soak in water.

Parachute Jacket Care

• Hand wash or machine wash on gentle cycle with cold water.
• Use mild detergent only.
• Hang dry or tumble dry on low heat.
• Avoid bleach, harsh cleaners, or high heat.
• Don’t iron directly — use a pressing cloth or low steam setting if needed.

Cotton Jacket Care

• Machine wash on gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water.
• Use color-safe detergent to preserve brightness.
• Iron inside-out if needed on medium heat.
• Avoid over-drying — it may shrink or stiffen fabric.
• Don’t use bleach on dyed cotton.

Wool Jacket Care

• Dry clean only for best results.
• Spot clean minor stains with a cloth + cold water.
• Use a fabric brush to remove lint or surface dirt.
• Store with cedar blocks or moth repellents.
• Never machine wash wool — it may shrink or felt.
• Avoid hanging on thin wire hangers — it stretches the shoulders.

Fleece Jacket Care

• Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle.
• Use liquid detergent (avoid powder — it can cause pilling).
• Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.
• No fabric softeners — they reduce fleece’s softness.
• Don’t iron — fleece can melt under high heat.