Care Instructions

Machine wash at 30–40°C.

Wash with similar colors.

Use mild detergent.

Avoid excessive tumble drying.

Air dry when possible.

Iron at medium temperature.

Drying garments naturally helps cotton fibers maintain their strength over time.

Machine wash at 30°C on delicate cycle.

Use mild detergent.

Avoid tumble drying.

Air dry naturally.

Iron at low to medium temperature.

When wet, viscose-based fibers become more delicate, so gentle washing helps preserve the fabric’s structure.

Machine wash at 30°C.

Use mild detergent.

Avoid tumble drying.

Air dry naturally.

Iron at medium temperature while the fabric is still slightly damp.

Hemp fibers can become difficult to iron once completely dry. For best results, iron the garment while it is still slightly moist or use steam.

Machine wash at 30°C.

Use mild detergent.

Wash with similar colors.

Avoid tumble drying.

Air dry whenever possible.

Iron at medium temperature while the fabric is still slightly damp.

Linen, like hemp, irons best when it still retains a little moisture. If the fabric becomes completely dry, steam will help relax the fibers.

Natural creasing is part of linen’s character.

Hand wash in cold water or dry clean.

Use detergent designed for delicate fabrics.

Do not wring the fabric.

Dry naturally away from direct sunlight.

Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight, as silk can fade or discolor.

Iron at low temperature, preferably inside out.

Silk garments often benefit from steaming or airing instead of frequent washing.

Machine wash at 30°C delicate cycle.

Avoid overloading the washing machine.

Use mild detergent.

Air dry.

Iron at low temperature.

Handling the fabric gently while wet helps maintain its shape and texture.

(used for our handmade knitted pieces)

Hand wash in cold water.

Use detergent designed for wool.

Do not wring the garment.

Dry flat on a towel.

Store folded rather than hanging.

Whenever possible, air wool garments between wears instead of washing frequently, as excessive washing can weaken the fibers and affect their softness.

Natural fibers change with time and wear. Fabrics may soften, wrinkle or develop subtle variations in texture. We see this as part of their beauty.

Taking care of a garment helps it last longer. It is also a way of respecting the materials, the craftsmanship and the resources that went into making it.