Emily Smith
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| - | + | One simple way would be to puschare an archival box to store the uniform. You can use clean cotton sheets between the layers or puschare acid-free tissue paper. Try to limit the number of folds when packing the uniform. You can use crumpled up tissue paper or batting to soften any folds where they are needed. If the uniform is in fairly good condition and storage space is an issue, you could hang it on padded hangers. Either make your own garment bag out of clean cotton or puschare a garment bag that breathes. Be careful not to encapsulate the uniform entirely in plastic. | |
Current revision as of 06:01, 22 November 2012
One simple way would be to puschare an archival box to store the uniform. You can use clean cotton sheets between the layers or puschare acid-free tissue paper. Try to limit the number of folds when packing the uniform. You can use crumpled up tissue paper or batting to soften any folds where they are needed. If the uniform is in fairly good condition and storage space is an issue, you could hang it on padded hangers. Either make your own garment bag out of clean cotton or puschare a garment bag that breathes. Be careful not to encapsulate the uniform entirely in plastic.
