Fleece Jacket

A: Warmth: Fleece is known for its excellent insulating properties. It traps air in its fibers, creating a layer of warmth around your body. Fleece jackets provide effective insulation without the bulkiness of some other materials, keeping you cozy in cooler weather.

A: Multiple garments can be washed at once but avoid washing heavily soiled garments together. Garments can then be air-dried. It should not be necessary to tumble-dry any fleece. Under no circumstances should you attempt to iron fleece.

A: Fleece is hard to deal with if your a beginner. You can use the iron on the lowest setting cover garment with a cotton towel and iron if you see any gloss or shiny spots stop the heat is to hot.

A: Using the Dry program or hand wash program is recommended to maintain fleece's characteristic texture. Avoid laundering with a heavy load because rubbing during the wash cycle may result in harm to the fabric's texture. Use a clothes brush to comb the fabric and raise the nap should the fleece's nap become flattened.

A: Regularly brush your fleece to keep it fluffy and comfortable. When it gets matted, use a clothes brush to brush the fibers upwards.

A: Should a fleece be tight or loose fitted? The fit of a fleece ultimately comes down to personal preference. However, since fleeces are typically used as a midlayer option, they should be loose enough to accommodate a thermal or other baselayer underneath, but not so baggy that an outer layer cannot be worn over it.