Should I be careful about friction with bags or rough objects when wearing the tweed dress?

It is a moment when you head out carrying a bag on your shoulder or wearing accessories. With ALLENO's tweed dress, care should be taken because if it repeatedly rubs against rough or pointed parts, surface threads may pull up or fluff may form^[1]. Since tweed is a fabric woven three-dimensionally from multiple strands of yarn, it is relatively easy for threads to catch and be pulled by objects contacting the outer surface.

It is lined and has a standard thickness with no stretch^[2]. While wearing it, it is best to be mindful of items that contact the fabric, such as bags with metal chain straps, sharp rings, or watches. If a single strand of thread pulls out on the outside, the common care method is not to cut the snag with scissors, but to gently push it into the reverse side of the fabric using the eye of a needle to tidy it up.