Does the collar interlining require the use of a garment bag when placing it?

When placing collar interlinings, it is not necessary to use a clothing bag, but for some delicate fabrics or fragile collar interlinings, using a clothing bag is very helpful. Clothing bags can effectively prevent external friction, dust, or direct sunlight from coming into contact with clothing, thereby protecting the collar from damage, especially for fabrics such as silk, wool, or others that are prone to fading and damage. Clothing bags can also provide additional dust-proof effects, preventing clothing from being contaminated or damaged due to long-term exposure to the air. For clothes stored for a long time, clothing bags can help maintain their cleanliness and good condition, avoiding the influence of external environment on the collar lining.

For clothes that are frequently worn in daily life, if the storage environment is relatively clean and wide shoulder hangers or collar supports are used to maintain shape, specialized clothing bags may not be necessary. But if you are concerned about clothing being rubbed or coming into contact with other clothing causing damage, using a clothing bag as an additional protection is a wise choice. Whether to use a clothing bag depends on the material of the collar, frequency of use, and storage environment, but in most cases, it can provide additional protection and extend the lifespan of the clothing.