Wax Countrywear Over Trousers – Olive

Cleaning Your Wax Trousers

Brush Off Loose Dirt: Use a soft brush to remove dirt from the seams and fabric. Regular brushing keeps your wax trousers ready for outdoor wear.

Spot Clean Stains: Dab stains gently with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking to protect the wax coating.

Rinse Carefully: If necessary, rinse with cold water and air dry naturally to maintain the trousers’ wax layer.

Restoring the Waterproof Barrier on Your Wax Trousers

Choose the Right Wax: Select high-quality wax designed for trousers to keep them waterproof and durable in harsh conditions.

Apply in a Well-Ventilated Area: Lay the trousers flat or hang them up in a well-ventilated area before applying wax.

Warm the Wax: Warm the wax in hot water to make application smoother.

Apply the Wax: Focus on high-wear areas like knees and seams. Apply the wax evenly for consistent protection.

Allow to Soak In: Let the trousers rest for at least 12 hours to allow the wax to bond with the fabric.

Buff the Surface: After drying, buff the trousers with a soft brush to remove any excess wax and ensure a smooth finish.

Protecting Your Wax Trousers

Store Properly: Hang your trousers in a cool, dry place to prevent the wax coating from breaking down.

Avoid Over-Washing: Spot clean as needed to maintain the wax layer, avoiding frequent washing.

Repair Damages Promptly: Patch any small tears as soon as possible to avoid further damage.

Regular Reproofing: Re-wax every 6 to 12 months to ensure your trousers stay water-resistant and in top condition.