Check the garment care label for “dry clean only” or “dry clean recommended”
Test a hidden area for colorfastness before cleaning
Use a home dry-cleaning kit if the fabric is suitable
Remove stains first with the kit’s stain remover or a gentle fabric-safe cleaner
Place the garment in the dryer bag with the cleaning cloth as directed
Tumble on low or medium heat for the recommended time
Remove the garment immediately after the cycle ends
Hang the garment right away to reduce wrinkles
Steam lightly or use a garment steamer if needed
Spot-clean delicate areas with a damp cloth and mild detergent
Air out the garment to remove odors
Brush wool or structured fabrics with a soft clothes brush
Use a lint roller to remove dust and debris
Avoid washing, soaking, or wringing delicate dry-clean-only fabrics
Avoid high heat, which can shrink or damage the garment
Take heavily soiled, structured, leather, suede, or embellished items to a professional cleaner