Taking care

A<br >n appreciation for the sumptuous and the<br >\"genuine\" have led to your decision to purchase<br >natural fiber garments: Be it a dress of pure silk，<br >a coat of pure new wool， a cool linen or cotton<br >suit for the summer - or perhaps an exclusive<br >outfit in leather<br >All of these fabrics have one thing in common: An air of<br >elegance and the unmistakable charm of the natural. This can<br >be， for instance， thicker threads in raw silk or the nobbing in the<br >fila~nt; a brown hair interspersed in white wool; or perhaps a<br >sligh~y discernable vein-print in the grain of goats leather.<br >These manifest features of a natural fiber are what make them<br >so desirable and distinct from synthetic products.<br >ls it not the same natural charm a young woman radiates with a<br >few freckles or an upturned nose， which fortunately makes her<br >unique and sets her apart from the picture-perfect cliche.<br >Just as a woman can， by means of healthy living and sensible<br >skin care， retain her youthful appearance， garments made of<br >natural fabrics retain their beauty with proper care.<br >This starts with<br >-X- A basic knowledge of the material and<br >-X- preventive care and maintenance; stains and damage are<br > often， as you will learn， absolutely avoidable!<br ><br >