Pile-like fabric is a specially processed suede material, not a chemical product or sensitive material. Therefore, its storage conditions mainly depend on the physical properties of the fabric itself and the need to avoid damaging the pile structure.
Dry and well-ventilated environment: Avoid moisture to prevent mold or odor growth.
Avoid light: Prolonged exposure to light may cause fiber aging or color fading.

Moderate temperature: It is recommended to store at room temperature (approximately 10℃~30℃). Avoid extreme environments such as high temperatures (above 40℃) or low temperatures (below 0℃) to prevent the fibers from becoming brittle or losing elasticity.
Avoid compression: Although pile-like fabric has the characteristics of being "unyielding and resistant to crumbling," prolonged heavy pressure may still affect the uprightness of the pile. It is recommended to maintain a certain degree of fluffiness when folding or hanging.
Keep away from fire: As a synthetic fiber or cotton-linen blend, it should be kept away from open flames and meet the general safety storage requirements for textiles.
