ircfas133
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Maybe try this method?
http://www.styleforum.net/t/317657/removing-a-grease-spot
Again, Filson twill is a wax and oil finished cloth. Brushing in a dry powder is going to do nothing but make this problem worse. You clean it the same way you do their other oil treated cloth. You brush it dry to remove loose dirt and wipe it with a damp sponge or rag with nothing but cold water on it for anything else.
why buy something that's built to last a lifetime, that would look better abused and battered and stained, and then trying to baby it like it's some precious fragile item?
Wow, thank you so much. Will definitely tried it out.
Why the product description say something like avoid washing with water... Is it because the how the material was treated during production? Thanks!