Keep every piece looking better
The sewn-in care label always takes priority. These habits help clothing retain its color, shape, and finish.
Separate light, dark, and strongly colored garments. Empty pockets, close zips, loosen drawstrings, and turn printed or embroidered pieces inside out.
Treat stains gently as soon as possible. Test any stain remover on a hidden area and avoid aggressive rubbing, which can damage fibers or lift color.
Use a mild detergent and a cold or 30°C gentle cycle unless the label instructs otherwise. Avoid bleach and fabric softener on prints, stretch fabrics, and performance finishes.
Air dry in shade. Reshape shirts and tees while damp, dry knitwear flat, and avoid tumble drying unless specifically allowed. Direct sun can fade black, navy, and saturated colors.
Iron inside out on the recommended temperature. Do not place a hot iron directly on prints, embellishments, coated fabric, or synthetic trims.
Hang structured shirts and trousers on suitable hangers. Fold heavy knitwear and tees neatly. Store every garment completely dry in a clean, ventilated space.