Fabric Care Guide

Machine wash cold or warm (30-40°C). Use mild detergent. Separate whites from colours. Turn printed garments inside out.

Tumble dry on low heat. Remove promptly to reduce wrinkles. Can also be hung to dry — will be slightly stiffer but lasts longer.

Medium heat (150°C). Iron while slightly damp for best results. Use steam for stubborn wrinkles. Iron printed areas inside out.

Fold knitwear, hang woven shirts and trousers. Store in a cool, dry place. Cedar blocks help repel moths.

Machine wash cold (30°C) on a gentle cycle. Use mild detergent — avoid bleach. Hand washing is even better for longevity.

Hang dry or lay flat. Avoid the tumble dryer — high heat causes excessive shrinkage and weakens fibres. Expect natural wrinkling.

Iron while still damp on medium-high heat. Use steam generously. Embrace the natural creases — they are part of linen's character.

Fold and store in breathable bags. Never store in plastic — linen needs air circulation. Avoid hanging heavy linen to prevent stretching.

Hand wash in cold water with a silk-specific or very mild detergent. Gently agitate — never wring or twist. Dry cleaning is the safest option.

Never tumble dry. Roll in a clean towel to remove excess water, then lay flat on a dry towel away from direct sunlight.

Low heat only (110°C). Always iron on the reverse side. Place a pressing cloth between the iron and the silk. Never use steam directly.

Store in breathable garment bags. Avoid wire hangers — use padded ones. Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent yellowing.

Hand wash in cold water (max 30°C) with a wool-specific detergent. Gently press — never wring, twist, or agitate vigorously. Machine wash only on a dedicated wool cycle.

Lay flat on a clean towel to dry, reshaping while damp. Never tumble dry. Never hang wet wool — it will stretch and lose its shape permanently.

Steam is preferred over direct ironing. If you must iron, use low heat with a pressing cloth. Turn the garment inside out first.

Fold and store in drawers — never hang knitwear. Use cedar balls or lavender sachets to repel moths. Store clean — moths are attracted to body oils.

Turn inside out and wash cold (30°C) on a gentle cycle. Use minimal detergent. Wash as rarely as possible — spot clean when you can.

Hang dry away from direct sunlight. Avoid the tumble dryer — it accelerates shrinkage and fading. Reshape while damp.

Rarely needed. If you must, iron inside out on medium heat. Steam works well for removing creases without direct contact.

Hang on sturdy hangers or fold neatly. Raw denim can be rolled. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light.

Never machine wash. Wipe down with a damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a leather-specific cleaner. Test any product on a hidden area first.

Air dry at room temperature only. Never use a hair dryer, radiator, or direct sunlight — heat cracks and warps leather.

Never iron leather. For wrinkles, hang in a steamy bathroom or use a steamer held at a safe distance. The leather will relax on its own over time.

Store in breathable dust bags — never plastic. Stuff bags and shoes with acid-free tissue paper. Keep away from humidity and direct sunlight. Condition every 3-6 months.

Machine wash warm (40°C). Turn inside out. Use liquid detergent — powder can leave residue. Wash with similar fabrics to prevent pilling.

Tumble dry on low heat or hang dry. Polyester dries quickly. Remove from the dryer promptly to avoid static and wrinkles.

Low heat only (110°C). Polyester melts at high temperatures. Use a pressing cloth as a barrier. Steam is often enough to smooth out wrinkles.

Can be folded or hung — polyester holds its shape well. Store in a cool, dry place. Less susceptible to moths than natural fibres.

Hand wash in cold water (max 20°C) with a cashmere or baby shampoo. Gently press the water through — never twist, wring, or rub. Machine wash only if your machine has a dedicated cashmere/delicate cycle.

Lay flat on a clean towel, reshape gently while damp. Roll the towel to press out excess water. Never tumble dry. Never hang — wet cashmere stretches irreversibly.

Steaming is preferred. If ironing is necessary, use the lowest heat setting with a pressing cloth. Iron inside out. Never press directly — the fibres will flatten and lose their softness.

Always fold — never hang cashmere. Store in breathable cotton bags with cedar or lavender. Pilling is natural; use a cashmere comb to remove pills gently.