Care Guide

Not every wear = a wash. Air out your garment between uses. Spot clean when you can. The less you wash, the longer it lives. The exception? Socks, underwear, and anything that worked as hard as you did.

Rough fabrics and soft ones don't belong in the same drum. The friction between them breaks down fibers quietly, wash after wash. Use a laundry bag for delicates.

30°C maximum. Cold water protects color, prevents shrinkage, and uses significantly less energy. One small habit, real difference over time.

Lay flat or hang in a well-ventilated room. No tumble dryer. Heat is the number one reason garments lose shape and die early, and poor airflow is the reason they start to smell.

Steam is always the better choice. It relaxes the fabric without forcing it. A hot iron pressed hard distorts fibers, flattens texture, and over time changes how the garment sits on you. Hold the steamer close, let the heat do the work. No pressure needed.

Fabric softeners coat the fibers with a synthetic layer. Over time, that coating limits the fabric's natural breathability and texture. We advise against using them, along with plasticizers or similar treatments. The fabric performs better without them.

• Cold water, 30°C maximum.
• Turn inside out before washing.
• Gentle cycle only.
• Keep away from rough fabrics.
• Use soft soap. Not the strong stuff.
• Don’t use bleach.
• Always read care label.
  
  

• Lay flat or hang to dry
• Well-ventilated warm room only
• No tumble dryer

• Low to medium heat only
• Iron inside out to protect the surface
• Steam is always the better option