Marlow White's swords and sabers have ceremonial blades. As such, they are built to strict military regulations to be used in drills, ceremonies, and displays. These blades are of the highest quality but are not sharpened for use as a weapon.
Army Blue Mess Jacket Care
- Avoid frequent dry cleanings. Dry cleaning solvents are very harsh on the jacket's material, especially the satin.
- Removing badges and medals from the satin facing on the lapels will leave small pin-marks in the satin. The fewer times you remove and re-pin medals and badges, the better.
- You will have to remove the badges/medals every time the jacket is dry cleaned. We also recommend removing badges and medals if you are traveling to prevent them snagged on something.
Below is a photograph of a Mess Jacket that has had the badges and medals removed and re-pinned several times. The marks that are left in the lapel are usually covered when the medals and badges are re-pinned. If your lapels need to be replaced, we provide a facing-replacement service for $105.
- Avoid frequent dry cleanings. Dry cleaning solvents are very harsh on the jacket's material, especially the satin.
- Removing badges and medals from the satin facing on the lapels will leave small pin-marks in the satin. The fewer times you remove and re-pin medals and badges, the better.
- You will have to remove the badges/medals every time the jacket is dry cleaned. We also recommend removing badges and medals if you are traveling to prevent them snagged on something.
Below is a photograph of a Mess Jacket that has had the badges and medals removed and re-pinned several times. The marks that are left in the lapel are usually covered when the medals and badges are re-pinned. If your lapels need to be replaced, we provide a facing-replacement service for $105.