DOs:

1. Store in a cool, dark place on a wide, padded hanger and use a breathable garment bag to protect the beaver fur coat from dust and moths.
2. Professionally clean and condition the coat by a furrier once a season to maintain the softness and natural oils of the beaver fur.
3. Brush the fur gently with a soft fur brush to remove dust and prevent matting, ensuring the fur remains smooth and glossy.

DON’Ts:

1. Avoid exposure to moisture—don’t wear the coat in heavy rain or snow, and let it air dry if it gets damp.
2. Do not expose to heat sources like radiators or direct sunlight, as this can dry out and damage the fur.
3. Avoid using harsh chemicals, perfumes, or hairsprays near the coat, as these can stain and degrade the fur's texture and natural oils.