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Your Montana Polarwear fur item is made from natural fur, and as such, will give you years of beauty and warmth. If you get mud or dirt on your fur, allow it to dry and just give it a good shake. If that does not work you can take a damp cloth and wipe it off. You can then follow up with a soft brush. If your hat gets wet, just let it dry, it should be no worse for the wear. At any time, a good shake will fluff up the hairs. Do not machine wash or soak your fur item. If your fur item needs a new liner send it back and I can replace it.
How to store your fur item:
The box that your fur item was shipped in is a great place to store it. It will keep your fur from getting crushed, yet allow it to breathe. Do not store your fur item in plastic! (For hats, crumple some tissue paper up and put it inside to help it keep it’s shape.) Also, In the box with your fur, you received a sachet with cedar and lavender in it, that will keep pests away from your fur. Storing your fur in the box will keep it out of any direct light. Leave it in a cool dry location. Extreme heat and high humidity can damage the leather and fur of your item. When you get your fur out of storage give it a good shake to help fluff up the fur and it’s ready to wear. If your item includes exposed leather, put a leather conditioner on it twice a year.
Should you need a new sachet, they are available here.
Your Montana Polarwear fur item is made from natural fur, and as such, will give you years of beauty and warmth. If you get mud or dirt on your fur, allow it to dry and just give it a good shake. If that does not work you can take a damp cloth and wipe it off. You can then follow up with a soft brush. If your hat gets wet, just let it dry, it should be no worse for the wear. At any time, a good shake will fluff up the hairs. Do not machine wash or soak your fur item. If your fur item needs a new liner send it back and I can replace it.
How to store your fur item:
The box that your fur item was shipped in is a great place to store it. It will keep your fur from getting crushed, yet allow it to breathe. Do not store your fur item in plastic! (For hats, crumple some tissue paper up and put it inside to help it keep it’s shape.) Also, In the box with your fur, you received a sachet with cedar and lavender in it, that will keep pests away from your fur. Storing your fur in the box will keep it out of any direct light. Leave it in a cool dry location. Extreme heat and high humidity can damage the leather and fur of your item. When you get your fur out of storage give it a good shake to help fluff up the fur and it’s ready to wear. If your item includes exposed leather, put a leather conditioner on it twice a year.
Should you need a new sachet, they are available here.
Montana Polarwear fur mittens are made from natural fur, and as such, will give you years of beauty and warmth. If they become wet, muddy or dirty, allow them to dry. A damp cloth can be used to wipe off the dirt, followed by a soft brush. At anytime, a good shake will fluff up the hairs. Do not machine wash or soak your fur mittens. Your mittens have removable liners that are washable. Simply unsnap the liners and throw them in the washing machine. Synthetic fleece liners can be washed at any temperature and If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. machine dried. Sheep and alpaca wool liners must be washed in cold water and air dried to prevent shrinking.
How to store your fur mittens:
The box that your fur mittens were shipped in is a great place to store them. It will keep your mittens from getting crushed, yet allow them to breathe. Do not store your fur mittens in plastic! Storing your mittens in the box will also keep them out of any direct light. Store the box in a cool, dry location, as extreme heat and high humidity can damage the leather and fur of your mittens. In the box with your mittens you received a sachet containing cedar and lavender that will help keep pests away from your fur. Put a leather conditioner on exposed leather parts twice a year. When you get your mittens out of storage, give them a good shake to help fluff up the fur and they are ready to wear. If your liners become damaged or excessively worn, replacements are available for purchase.
New sachets are available here.
Montana Polarwear fur mittens are made from natural fur, and as such, will give you years of beauty and warmth. If they become wet, muddy or dirty, allow them to dry. A damp cloth can be used to wipe off the dirt, followed by a soft brush. At anytime, a good shake will fluff up the hairs. Do not machine wash or soak your fur mittens. Your mittens have removable liners that are washable. Simply unsnap the liners and throw them in the washing machine. Synthetic fleece liners can be washed at any temperature and If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. machine dried. Sheep and alpaca wool liners must be washed in cold water and air dried to prevent shrinking.
How to store your fur mittens:
The box that your fur mittens were shipped in is a great place to store them. It will keep your mittens from getting crushed, yet allow them to breathe. Do not store your fur mittens in plastic! Storing your mittens in the box will also keep them out of any direct light. Store the box in a cool, dry location, as extreme heat and high humidity can damage the leather and fur of your mittens. In the box with your mittens you received a sachet containing cedar and lavender that will help keep pests away from your fur. Put a leather conditioner on exposed leather parts twice a year. When you get your mittens out of storage, give them a good shake to help fluff up the fur and they are ready to wear. If your liners become damaged or excessively worn, replacements are available for purchase.
New sachets are available here.
Montana Polarwear
205 9th Ave. S. Suite 114
Great Falls, MT 59405
Montana Polarwear
205 9th Ave. S. Suite 114
Great Falls, MT 59405