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How or where to repair a fake fur rim on the hood of my jacket?

  • 04-09-2009 4:29pm
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    It is a heavy, quilted Tommy Hilfiger jacket, it has a removable hood(which i had to stitch on after one or two of the buttons broke off and a removable rim of fur on the hood.

    I've looked online for solutions on cleaning and they didn't work. By now it is basically a nest of deeply matted hair and when i soak it or put conditioner and water on it it does not penetrate through it because it is so thick with tangled and matted fur and the liquid only soaks a bit through the surface. Combing or brushing it seems to break it further.

    It looked very good when the fur was good. Is there any way to fix it?


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    Kold
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    Kill a mink.


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