1. Check the lanyard on the clothes?

The genuine lanyard is very strong and well woven, but not too hard. It's soft and has a strong feel. The cost of the entire manufacturing process is much higher than that of ordinary lanyards. Pirated copies will also have lanyards, but they rarely reach the level of genuine ones, mainly because of the cost. Some people use some kind of liquid to make the lanyard more rigid, but the overall texture is very different from the real thing.

2. Check the wash label

The edges of the wash label are usually sewn with thread, and the two layers are pasted together with special items. Every part of the washable label is double-layered, but even if it cannot be torn out, the soaking water cannot be turned on. After washing the pirated ones several times, there will be space in the middle. The real genuine mark will not have this problem.

3. Check the fabric

The workmanship of the jackets in the north is very fine. When checking, especially the logo on the clothes, you must check carefully to see if it is done in an orderly manner and there will be no vague feeling. You should slowly touch the fabric of the clothes. Genuine fabrics are very good, while pirated ones will use low-quality fabrics for cheap.

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Precautions during the use of clothing:

On the inside of the down jacket, there is a small label with care and washing instructions sewn on it. Please be careful. Everyone will find that 90% of down jackets are marked to be hand washed. However, down jackets that have been machine washed, tumbled, and tumbled can easily lead to uneven filler thickness, causing the clothing to deform, affecting its appearance and warmth retention.

Be very careful when storing down jackets. If the down jacket is new and has no obvious stains, it can be wrapped in a transparent bag and put in because the dry cleaning solution commonly used in laundries, tetrachlorethylene, will damage the down. The protein affects the warmth retention performance, and high-temperature drying can easily cause the fabric to age and fade.

Please try to choose a dry and cool environment for daily storage, and make sure the down jacket is clean. Some brands of down jackets will come with a compression bag, but it is recommended for temporary use only and cannot be placed in a compression bag. Long-term compression will cause the down or thermal insulation layer to lose elasticity and reduce the thermal insulation performance.