Polar fleece is incredibly soft and comfortable to wear and is also warm and quick drying in the winter. If you want your fleece to keep looking new and feeling soft, you’ll need to take good care of it. Here we’ll show you the best methods to maintain your fleece fabric so that it always looks fresh and feels cozy for a long time.

How to Wash Your Fleece

If you don’t want to get the fleece fabric dirty (and of course you don’t), then the right way to wash it needs to be used. Begin by reversing your fleece so that you’re pinning right sides together and not sticking pins through your soft side. Gradually they found different fabric and the proper wash process.” 3. Use gentle detergent A laundry option that’s free of dyes, scents and optical brighteners is best; you can also choose a detergent designed for delicate fabrics (like fleece). Don’t use harsh chemicals, or bleach as they can damage the fabric making it lose softness and color. Keep your fleece garment from shrinking and help it maintain its shape by washing it in cold water on a gentle cycle.

How to Dry Your Fleece

Once you’ve washed your fleece, it’s important to dry it the correct way for maximum softness and coziness. Stay away from high heat, which can also lead to fabric pilling and damage. Instead, spread out your fleece and let it air dry on a towel or drying rack. If you are using a dryer, put it on a low heat setting and remove the fleece as soon as it is dry. This will help to maintain the softness of the fabric and avoid fabric distortion.

How to Store Your Fleece

To keep your fleece travel blanket like new and wrinkle-free, take care on how you store it when not in use. And now just fold up your floral fleece fabric and place it in a cool, dry spot away from the sun. Do not hang your fleece, to prevent stretching out of shape. If your fleece becomes smelly, you can freshen it by hanging it outside to air or spray it lightly with fabric freshener.

What Not to Do

As well as how to look after your fleece, knowing what not to do, is equally important. Do not use fabric softeners because they can leave a residue on the fabric, and the fabric will not feel as soft. And do not wash or dry your fleece at a high heat, which can damage and warp it. Finally, do not iron your fleece, as the heat can melt the material and damage its texture.