I was going to recommend hanging outside, also. Another good way is sprinkle baking soda all over the garment. Put it in a plastic bag for a few days then shake out the baking soda. It should absorb the odors. - Susan
I haven't had a problem with perfume smells, but I once had a sweater with strong mothball scent. I tried Fabreeze, all of the "do it yourself" dry cleaning products, and nothing worked. It still reeked of moth balls. Then, my Aunt told me the solution. Hang it outside on the clothesline! The sun and fresh air completely removed the odor! If it worked for mothballs, maybe it'll work for perfume.
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