As soon as autumn and winter come, wool coats have become a must-have item for many people who want to have both style and warmth, good looks, strong warmth, and are fashionable and versatile. They come in various colors and styles. Various styles can make people look fashionable and high-end in minutes. However, the price of wool coats on the market is not cheap. They often cost hundreds or thousands. They are not affordable, and the quality is also uneven. There are often fake wool coats mixed in. So how should we identify wool coats? Is it true or false? Here are a few tips to teach you.

1. Look at the tag and the trademark.

If the coat is made of pure wool, the five contents of the national wool mark will be marked on the tag information. If it is blended, , the wool content will be marked. If there is no tag, or there is no such information on the tag, then it is questionable whether the coat is genuine.

2. Look at the clothes and touch them

By directly observing the appearance of the wool coat, you can also judge the authenticity of the wool coat. First of all, you can look at the color of the coat. The luster and color of pure wool materials are relatively soft and not too bright. However, the length and thickness of the hair on a real wool coat may be inconsistent, and the texture of fabrics with high wool content is soft and elastic. Both the feel and the warmth of the upper body are quite good. Moreover, the coat fabrics will not wrinkle easily when they are kneaded together, and they will naturally become smooth after being spread out.

3. Burning

Another common way to identify the authenticity of a wool coat is to burn it. You can take a fabric sample of the coat or cut off a part of the inside of the coat and burn it. During the burning process, you can obviously smell the smell of burnt feathers, and the burned fabric turns gray-black, and when gently twisted with your hands, it turns into fine powder, so you can be sure that this is real wool. On the contrary, if there are hard lumps after burning, and silk can be pulled out when pinched by hand, then it is very likely that what you bought is a fake wool coat made of chemical fiber fabrics.

Understanding these tips for identifying the authenticity of a wool coat, I believe it can help everyone avoid lightning when choosing a wool coat. This winter, you might as well choose a high-quality wool coat for yourself, so that you can easily change your sense of fashion and elegance beyond your age.