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Seasonal storage of raincoats and suits
Record dryness, product identity and visible damage before long-term storage, then inspect again before the next season.
Quick answer
Seasonal storage should begin with a clean, fully dry garment. Keep model and size identity and record visible damage before storage. Inspect again before the next use.
Keep identity with the stored garment
Keep model and size records together so jacket and trousers are not mixed. Retain any branding or sample-approval references. Do not equate carton count with current inventory without counting the actual products.
Checks before the next use
Store according to care instructions and avoid unconfirmed conditions such as high heat or chemical contact. At the next season, inspect fastenings, joins, straps and any bands. Storage duration is not a fixed service-life or warranty figure.
- Do not leave a damp piece in an enclosed box.
- Label model, size and component matching.
Current model data and technical sources
This table uses the same data as product pages and model TDS documents. Fabric mass is in g/m², not finished product weight. Missing fields require confirmation.
| Model / collection | Materials and fabric mass | Sizes / packing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| FT-2000 | Fabric: PVC fabric · 400 g/m² | XS–3XL 10 units | Model TDS Care instructions |
| Stay Dry women’s raincoat | Fabric: Coated fabric · 180 g/m² | XS–3XL 20 units | Model TDS Care instructions |
Can a stored garment be used without inspection?
Reassess storage conditions and visible condition. Being boxed does not establish fitness for use.
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