hpreston
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While we are on maybe dumb questions….is it possible to have a navy wool jacket (outerwear) that isn’t instantly covered in fuzz and dog hair? Have I just had poor luck and the particular ones I tried were like magnets that looked like they we speckled in lint, fuzz and hair before I even leave the house or should I just give up on the idea of having a darker wool long coat?
There are supposed hair repelling materials but I only see it in furniture type items. Not clothing.
Unfortunately you must invest in lint rollers and the such. Sounds sad but I try to not engage with my dog as much as possible when wearing dark nice clothes . But I don’t wear a lot of black or navy clothing and if I do, it’s usually ones I don’t care about.
My experience only (two cats and a dog share our house). In addition to the color of the coat (or trousers, or whatever) is the finish of the fabric, smoother fabrics do not tend to gather too much hair. Several coats do not gather pet hair much at all (surprisingly, gloverall navy duffle coat, Navy jersey DDoppiaa coat both seem to not collect too much hair), but I have a navy wool Melton coat that is constantly covered. For the coats that do attract hair.... as @Trayco stated, limit interaction... and lint roller.
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