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When receiving new clothes, subtle peeling or scratches on the surface of auxiliary materials can easily be misunderstood as defects. This question aims to check what the washing process notice written in the product description precisely means.
This jacket is filled with duck down and feathers, featuring an integrated hood. With a two-way zipper and a hem string stopper, it is easy to adjust the closure to suit how you wear it. Contrast pullers on the side pockets and grid quilting on the outer surface add both practicality and detail.
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We examined it based on the filling blend and easy-to-manage details.
90% duck down filling
It is filled with a ratio of 90% duck down and 10% duck feathers.
Two-way zipper and hem stopper
It can be fastened with a two-way zipper, and the width can be adjusted using the string stopper at the hem.
Contrast point pocket pullers
Side pockets are provided, and a contrasting color point is applied to the zipper pullers.
While reading the product description for the fur jacket, I saw a phrase mentioning that faux leather trimming was added along the zipper line. I am curious about the reason for overlaying leather onto fur clothing and its actual practical use.
This is a jacket made from soft faux fur fabric. Faux leather trimming has been added along the zipper line, and it features a two-way zipper that opens and closes from both top and bottom, along with side-seam pockets.
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It was chosen after looking at the soft-touch fabric and the zipper structure designed for practical use.
Faux fur and faux leather trimming
Soft-touch faux fur fabric is used, and faux leather trimming in the same color is added along the zipper line.
Two-way zipper and side pockets
A two-way zipper that opens and closes from both top and bottom is applied, and side-line pockets are placed on both sides.
Material care and washing method
To prevent heat damage, the use of an iron and dryer is prohibited, and care instructions advise dry cleaning alone followed by drying in the shade.
This is a zip-up hoodie sweater knitted from a blend of wool, nylon, and acrylic with an in-house developed stripe pattern. It features a two-way zipper closure and hood drawstrings, with rib-knit finishes at the sleeve cuffs and body hem. Falling near the waistline, it is well suited for lightly throwing on in daily life.
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Selected for its in-house developed stripes and practical closure design.
In-house developed stripes
Knitted based on a stripe pattern developed directly by the brand.
2-WAY zipper closure
Opens and closes both ways from top and bottom, making it easy to adjust openings and styling.
Rib-knit sleeves and hem
The sleeve cuffs and body hem are rib-knitted to hold the edges firmly.
This is a trench coat made of artificial suede fabric blended with polyester and polyurethane. It has an open front without fastening devices such as buttons, and is fastened by wrapping with a waist belt made of the same fabric. The raglan lines at the shoulders and the diagonal stitch cuts connect together, making it good to throw on naturally when going out.
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Chosen for its soft suede texture and simple closure method.
Artificial suede material
A fabric woven from a blend of polyester and polyurethane, bringing out the characteristic grain of suede on the surface.
Open front structure
With the front left open without buttons or zippers, you can wear it tied with the belt or leave it open as is.
Epaulets and diagonal stitching
Epaulets are added to the shoulders, and detailed elements are incorporated with diagonal cut stitching that extends to the inside of the sleeves.
In the product description, the back closure is listed as a concealed zipper, but I do not get a sense of how it differs from a regular zipper. I also cannot tell how having a zipper on the back will feel when wearing it.
This product is currently no longer sold.
Reading through the description, the word "developed" is attached in front of labels or zippers, making it confusing to know what it refers to. It is unclear whether it refers to the type of label or the method used to make it.
