Care Guides
Taking good care of your clothes is essential to keeping them looking fresh and new, and it's crucial for prolonging their lifespan. Below, we have gathered care guides for each fabric used in our clothing.
Wool Care
Wool garments are known for their longevity and resistance to wear and tear. However, if we don’t take care of it in the correct way, we risk destroying it and reducing its longevity.
Cotton Care
Maintaining the freshness of your cotton garments extends their lifespan, reduces the need for new cotton production, and benefits both your clothing and the environment.
Silk Care
Learn how to properly care for your silk garments to ensure their longevity and maintain their luxurious quality.
Polyester Care
If you can avoid washing garments made of plastic materials you should, as microfibers can enter the water system. If you’re only concerned about odors, you can simply hang your clothes outside for a while. This method is effective in reducing unpleasant smells and is also energy-efficient. However, if you must wash them, it’s best to hand wash whenever possible. If you need to use a washing machine, choose a shorter, lower-temperature cycle. Always dispose of lint from filters in the trash, not in the sink, to prevent microfibers from spreading into the water system.
