Hat Refresh Liner

A liner that prevents the inside of your hat from getting dirty.

Protects your hat from sweat and foundation, helping it last longer. Features deodorizing, antibacterial, sweat-absorbing, and quick-drying properties.
The liner itself is washable, so it can be used repeatedly. Includes 10 replacement double-sided adhesive strips. It can be used with almost any hat that has a inner band on the inside.

How to Use

1. Peel off the backing paper from the double-sided tape attached to the liner, starting from the center.
2. Attach the liner to the forehead area of the hat.
3. From the 2nd use onward, use the special tape sheets (10 uses). Peel them off starting from each corner for clean removal.

Washing Instructions

1. After use, peel the remaining double-sided tape off the liner.
2. Please wash it in a laundry net.

Precautions

• The product may shrink depending on the number of washes. Immediately after washing, gently stretch it lengthwise and crosswise without causing the threads to fray.
• To prevent shrinkage, avoid using a dryer.
• Do not take this item to a dry cleaner.
• Do not iron while the tape is still attached.
• When ironing, use a pressing cloth.
• Depending on the type of surface and its condition (moisture, oil, dirt, unevenness, etc.), the tape’s adhesive strength may decrease, or adhesive residue or discoloration may occur. Please check carefully before use.
• Store the tape in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
• Do not incinerate either the main unit or the tape.
• Keep out of reach of small children.
• Discontinue use if the product does not agree with your skin.
• Consult a doctor if any skin abnormalities occur.
• Deodorizing and antibacterial effects may diminish depending on usage conditions and frequency.
• The tape may not adhere to certain types of rubber or fabric.
• When removing the main unit from leather products, the surface of the inner band may peel off.
• Although we take every precaution in manufacturing our products, please be aware that color transfer may occur in rare cases.