5 Best Brands To Buy Blazer For Boys: Expert Care Tips

Here are expert tips that will keep your boy’s blazer in its top condition.

1. Read the care label

Always check if the blazer says “Dry clean only” or “Machine wash gentle”. Some are washable, others not. For example, the One Friday Kids blazer lists wash type: Dry Clean.
If you wash incorrectly you risk fading, fabric damage or shape loss.

2. Hang it properly

Use a sturdy hanger (preferably wooden or padded) to maintain the shoulders and shape. Avoid wire hangers. After use, air it out before covering.

3. Iron or steam carefully

• Use low-heat settings; higher heat can flatten the texture and damage lining.

   

• For synthetic blends, iron inside out or use a cloth between iron and garment.

   

• A handheld steamer is great to freshen up without flattening the fabric.

4. Spot clean stains immediately

Kids blazers often meet food, drink, grease, etc. For spot stains: mix mild detergent + water, dab gently with cloth; avoid vigorous rubbing. For tough or important garments, professional cleaning is better.

5. Store with protection

When not used for extended period:

• Cover with breathable garment bag (not plastic)

   

• Keep away from direct sunlight (which fades fabric)

   

• Use cedar blocks or anti-moth sachets (if stored for months)

   

• Ensure it’s fully dry before storing, to prevent mildew.

6. Rotate usage

If you have more than one blazer, rotate them so each gets a break. This keeps fabric fresh and avoids over-wearing.

7. Check buttons & seams periodically

Kids move a lot, buttons may loosen, seams may come under stress. Re-stitch or reinforce early to extend life.

8. Dry‐clean less often if possible

Frequent dry-cleaning can degrade delicate linings. If the blazer isn’t visibly dirty, airing and steaming is enough between uses.