Clothing should be protected from rain and sunlight as far as possible. Avoid contact with acids, alkalis, salts or organic solvents. When not wearing clothes, they should be cleaned and properly preserved. Use appropriate methods to shape, hang with a wide hanger, to avoid accumulating heavy objects on leather products to avoid deformation, affecting wear. Leather products should be stored in a dry, cool, dustproof place, and should be placed near the leather products, such as camphor balls, anti-mildew, insect and other drugs.

Clothes should be hung in the wardrobe. Although wardrobes are places where clothes are stored, they are not guaranteed to be free from dust. In general, the seams of wardrobes and the adhesives of wood veneers are the easiest to attract insects or breed mites. Therefore, when clothes are put in the wardrobe, it is best to stack or hang them face up. Clothes made of silk, wool and cashmere should be surrounded by camphor balls, coats, down coats, suits and light-colored coats. Dust-proof coats are the best choice.