Care Guide

Washing
Due to the wool fibre's wax like coating and naturally dirt-repellent qualities, airing out the garment regularly and using a cloth to remove minor stains is often sufficient for maintenance. When you need to wash the garment follow the washing instruction on care-label and use a mild detergent or baby shampoo. After wash slightly squeeze or roll the wet garment with a towel to remove excess water. Lay flat on a dry towel. Avoid direct heat and sunlight. Always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Pilling
Pilling occurs when shorter wool fibres find their way to the fabric's surface when the garment is worn and rubbed against itself or other clothes. We recommend removing the pilling after washing with a knit comb or wool shaver. The pilling will decrease over time.

Storing
Store wool garments folded, lying flat. Do not store the garment on a hanger, as it tends to stretch or form after the shape of the hanger.

Washing
Due to the wax-like coating of cashmere wool fibres and their naturally dirt-repellent qualities, regularly airing out the garment and using a cloth to remove minor stains is often sufficient for maintenance. However, cashmere is more delicate than regular wool. When washing is necessary, follow the instructions on the care label and use a mild detergent or baby shampoo. After washing, gently squeeze or roll the wet garment in a towel to remove excess water. Lay it flat on a dry towel to dry. Avoid direct heat and sunlight. Always adhere to the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Pilling
Pilling occurs when shorter wool fibres work their way to the surface of the fabric due to wear and friction against itself or other clothing. We recommend removing pilling after washing, using a clothing brush or a sweater stone. Over time, pilling will decrease.

Storing
Store wool garments folded and lying flat. Avoid hanging the garment, as this may cause it to stretch or take on the shape of the hanger. Ensure the garment is clean and completely dry before placing it back in the wardrobe. This will help maintain its shape and prevent pests and clothing moths, which are particularly attracted to luxurious fabrics.

Washing
Linen becomes smoother and softer with each wash. It can be machine washed but always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label. When washing the garment, use a mild detergent or baby shampoo. Avoid tumble drying to preserve the garment’s structural integrity. For the best results, dry flat or on a hanger.

Storing
Store your linen garments on a padded hanger and keep them away from direct sunlight.

Washing
Garments made from 100% cotton can be washed at30°C on a gentle cycle. Please follow the recommended temperature on the carelabel to prevent shrinkage. Tumble drying cotton clothing may also cause shrinkage, so we recommend air drying them on a hanger.

Storing
We recommend hanging all garments on a sturdy hanger in a wardrobe to avoid creasing.

Washing
Polyester can withstand higher washing temperatures than many other delicate fabrics. Always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Storing
Store your polyester garments on a hanger.

Washing
You can oil your leather garments to prevent drying and improve their water resistance, extending their lifespan by years. Gently rub stains with a damp cloth or tissue. When necessary, take your garments to a professional leather specialist. Always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Storing
Avoid direct sunlight, as it may bleach or stiffen the garment. Store in a cool, dark wardrobe and use a garment bag for long-term storage.

Washing
Viscose tends to stretch when worn but shrinks back to its original size after washing – avoid stretching when wet. When freshly washed and dried, the garment may appear to have shrunk, but ironing will restore its original shape and size. Always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Storing
Store your viscose garments on a padded hanger and keep them away from direct sunlight.

Washing
Always check the care label before washing. Spot clean, when possible, to reduce frequent washing and air it out regularly. Machine wash on a gentle cycle at 30°C with a mild detergent. For down jackets, use a special down detergent and avoid fabric softener. Drying Down jackets should be tumble-dried on low heat with dryer balls to restore fluffiness.

Storing
Store clean and dry jackets in a breathable space. Avoid compression; hang down jackets to

Wash less
To maintain the fit and avoid unnecessary wear, you should wash your jeans no more than after ten wears. Got a stain? Try removing it first with a damp cloth or a soft toothbrush and mild soap instead of putting them straight in the washing machine. The distinctive creases and worn details that make your jeans unique develop precisely because they are worn for longer without washing.

Wash cold
Cold water helps preserve the colour and prevents both fading and shrinking. Turn your jeans inside out and use gentle detergents to protect the iconic indigo dye. At the same time, you save energy – good for both the environment and your jeans.

Air dry
Air dry instead of using a tumble dryer. The tumble dryer wears down the fabric and causes your jeans to lose their shape more quickly. Instead, hang them up to dry, preferably inside out and in the shade, to prevent fading and damp pockets.

Washing
Machine wash cold (maximum 30°C) on a gentle cycle with an eco-certified detergent. Iron inside out while damp. Always follow the specific instructions on the garment's care label.

Storing
Store your TENCEL™ garments on a padded hanger and keep them away from direct sunlight.