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Use a garment steamer or iron to remove wrinkles, make sure to adjust the temperature to suit the fabric, hang or store properly after steaming/pressing.

Use tissue paper or foam for padding to maintain shape, store on proper hangers or mannequins, and occasionally rotate or rest garments.

Catalog each costume piece with photos and descriptions, monitor condition before and after performances, and keep a record of repairs and alterations.

Select matching thread, thread the needle, secure the button with appropriate spacing from the fabric, and tie off securely.

Assess the damage, choose matching thread, sew the hem neatly either by hand or with a sewing machine.

Clean edges of the tear, use fusible interfacing if necessary, select matching thread, and sew with a technique appropriate for the fabric and location of the rip.

Air out garments, use fabric refreshers or lightly spray with a diluted vodka solution to neutralize odors, and ensure costumes are dry before storage.

Identify the type of stain, apply the correct stain remover, gently blot or clean, and allow the costume to air dry.

Remove dirt and debris, use suitable cleaners for the shoe material, disinfect insoles, and let them air dry thoroughly before storage.