The House selected Super 110's 173g/m² virgin wool for its suit, neither too thick nor too fine, so that it is durable without being too hot to wear. The quality, selected in one of the finest Italian wool factories, has been tested and obtained a result guaranteeing excellent resistance to pilling. The fibers, of great finesse, were carded, spun and woven in Italy by our partner, who collaborates with the greatest luxury houses.

The suit is a delicate garment to clean. Machine washing is therefore prohibited.

To take the best care of it, be sure to take it to a professional two to three times a year for moderate dry cleaning with restrictions. Between each cleaning, do not hesitate to air it out in the open air for a few hours to refresh the wool.

For small stains, use Marseille soap and cold water only (wool does not like hot water), rubbing gently.

As with any wool garment that has gotten wet, avoid drying your suit near a direct heat source (radiator, window in summer, etc.).

Dry the jacket on a thick hanger with the button closed and the pants folded at the ironing crease, also on a thick hanger.

Maison CQFD has selected a high-quality, almost wrinkle-free wool. In case of small creases, first leave the jacket on a thick hanger and the pants flat for 24 to 48 hours so that the material smooths out naturally. If necessary, delicate ironing at 110° maximum is possible, favoring steam rather than direct contact of the iron on the fabric.

To avoid deforming the jacket at shoulder level, store it on a thick hanger, always with the button closed. If you don't plan to wear your jacket for a while, you can store it in a protective cover.

The pants should be stored folded at the ironing fold, on a thick hanger.

Always store your clothes away from sunlight and moonlight.