Care Tips

Simple guidance to keep your garments looking their best.

Everyday Care

Separate laundry by color and fabric weight to prevent bleeding and pilling.
Turn garments inside-out to reduce friction and preserve prints and color.
Use cool water for most loads; hot water is best for whites and heavily soiled items.
Do not overload the washer; clothes need room to move for a proper clean.
Shake items out after wash to reduce wrinkles before drying or hanging.

Cotton: Wash in warm or cold water; tumble dry on low and remove promptly to avoid deep creases.
Wool: Hand wash or use a gentle wool cycle with a dedicated detergent; lay flat to dry to maintain shape.
Silk: Use a delicate cycle or hand wash in cold water; avoid direct sunlight when drying.
Denim: Wash sparingly, inside-out, in cold water to retain color; air dry when possible.
Activewear: Avoid fabric softeners which can trap odors and reduce moisture-wicking performance.

Act quickly: blot, don’t rub, to keep the stain from spreading.
Protein stains (milk, egg, sweat): rinse with cold water before washing.
Grease and oil: apply a small amount of liquid dish soap, then launder warm.
Wine and juice: sprinkle salt or baking soda to absorb, then rinse with cool water.
Always test stain removers on a hidden area first.