It depends which fabric was used to make the blazer. Cotton Blazers can be safely washed in cold water and very low dryer temperatures and then hung out on a hanger to finish drying so it can be pressed when it is slightly damp.
If it is wool, rayon or a wool blend you must take it to the dry cleaners. Water will ruin any blazer that has wool in it.
A polyester blazer can be washed in cool water and a low dryer temperature.
Beware of using spot removers. You must test the spot remover in the inside of the blazer first. Just a drop.
You cannot put store bought spot remover on wool blazers.
The best rule is "if in doubt take it to the cleaners" because it cost more to replace a school blazer than it does to pay for the dry cleaning or washing bill.
Consult your house parent if you are in a boarding school because the school may have an agreement with a local dry cleaners for discounts for the students.
wash you blazer. it will make it shrink
You wash it with soap!
its stripes which are put on the cuffs of your blazer (well it is at out school) other school may differ
Paul G. Blazer High School was created in 1963.
my brother wears a gray and black blazer to school on cold days.
you can iron over the badge on the blazer the it should stick on it if it dont then you have to sew it on your blazer
If you have a school dress code, and are on school property - yes.
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Wash it
For seniors (6th form), there is a senior blazer
It's generally not recommended to wash a wool blazer in a regular washing machine, as this can cause shrinkage and damage the fabric. Instead, consider spot cleaning or taking it to a professional dry cleaner to maintain its shape and quality. If you must wash it, use a gentle cycle with cold water and a wool-specific detergent, but air drying is essential to prevent further damage. Always check the care label for specific instructions.
Spray on perfume on the stain. This should thin it out and it will out with a cloth.