TLDR
- Inspect the dress before taking it and document any existing damage
- Avoid food, drinks and strong perfumes directly on the fabric
- Store it in a dry place away from sunlight, on sturdy hangers — always return it clean
When you rent a dress, careful handling is the key to preserving its beauty and avoiding extra damage costs.
Initial Inspection
Before you start wearing the dress, check its condition carefully. Make sure there are no visible stains or damage before you accept it. This step is essential to document the original condition and protect yourself from unfair claims.
Care During Use
Protect it from contact with food or drinks that could cause stains. Be careful with accessories that have sharp edges or hard parts that could scratch the fabric.
Avoid strong perfumes directly on the material — some chemicals can damage the fibers or change the color.
Cleaning and Maintenance
After each use, address any sign of soiling immediately. For delicate fabrics, use a professional cleaning service instead of harsh methods. Use sturdy, large hangers to prevent the top from deforming.
Proper Storage
Store it in a dry, clean place, away from direct sunlight which can change the color. These practices protect the quality and ensure the dress is returned in good condition.