Nobody likes stains, especially on prized items such as blazers. While coffee and tea stains can darken or discolor your garment, you don't have to throw it out just yet. Here are the best steps to clean your blazer and restore it to its original beauty.
Updated 19 Jun 2023
By Matej Kramberger
Different materials require different cleaning methods. Before attempting any DIY solutions, check the labels for care instructions. The symbol used may vary depending on the fabric of your blazer.
Once you have identified the type of fabric, it’s time to test the solution to make sure it won’t damage the material. Use a soft white cloth or cotton swab on an area that is not easily visible, such as inside the pocket or at the back hem of blazer.
Before applying any cleaning solution, first wet the stain with cold water. Use a gentle circular motion and continue until the entire area is damp. Rinse the area with plenty of cold water.
Mix a solution of detergent and white vinegar. Make sure you choose a detergent that is compatible with the type of fabric of blazer. Moisten a white cloth with the mixture and use it to lightly scrub stain in a circular motion. Rinse area with plenty of cold water. Repeat this process until the stain is removed.
Pat area dry using a clean, white cloth. If necessary, use a steam iron on a low setting to loosen the stain further. Allow the area to air dry.
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