1. Machine Washing:

Temperature: We recommend machine washing at a maximum temperature of 30°C/86°F for most of our products.
This helps to protect the fabric from excessive wear and tear.

Cycle: Use a normal cycle setting on your washing machine. For delicate items, consider using a gentle cycle.

Cold Wash: For best results, especially with delicate fabrics or vibrant colors, wash on the cold setting. Cold water is gentler on fabrics and helps preserve colors.

2. Bleaching Agents:

Avoid Use: Do not use any bleaching agents, as they can weaken fabric fibers and cause discoloration. This includes both chlorine bleach and non-chlorine bleach.

3. Ironing:

Temperature: Iron your items at a maximum temperature of 110°C/230°F. Higher temperatures can burn or damage the fabric.

Technique: If ironing is necessary, iron on the reverse side of the fabric to avoid damaging any prints or embellishments. For items labeled with “Do not iron,” avoid ironing completely to prevent damage.

4. Drying:

Avoid Tumble Drying: Tumble drying can cause shrinkage and damage delicate fabrics. It’s best to avoid using a tumble dryer.

Hang Dry: Instead, hang your items to dry naturally. This method helps maintain the shape and integrity of the fabric. Prompt Removal: Remove garments promptly from the washing machine once the cycle is complete to minimize wrinkles and prevent mold or mildew.

5. Color Care:

Similar Colors: Wash items with similar colors together to prevent color bleeding and fading. This is especially important for new garments or brightly colored fabrics.

6. Detergents:

Eco-friendly Options: Use eco-friendly detergents. These detergents are gentler on fabrics and the environment, helping to maintain the quality of your garments over time.

7. Specific Care Tips

Avoid Fabric Softeners: Fabric softeners can leave residues that affect the fabric’s breathability and absorbency.

8. Dry Cleaning:

Not Allowed: Do not dry clean your garments unless the care label specifically indicates that it is safe. The chemicals used in dry cleaning can be harsh and damaging to many fabrics.