- If your day was free of sweat, stains or spills it’s actually best to avoid washing frequently, if at all. Typically, dirt and stains will lift off with a spot clean and odours can be removed by airing. This will prolong the life of the product. Wool has a natural capacity to recover and regenerate. All it needs is a rest for one or two days.

- If you do need to wash, we recommend using an environment friendly and professional dry cleaning service.

- Do not bleach. Do not iron.

- Make sure your piece is clean and dry before storing. We recommend storing in a dust free, well aired environment, away from any sunlight or heat sources.

 - If your day was free of sweat, stains or spills it’s actually best to avoid washing frequently and opt for gentle spot-cleaning to prolong the life of the product. Cotton is highly absorbent, so products used everyday, should be washed on average once a week. This prevents natural oils and sweat from staining and damaging the fabric.

- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle.

- Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Our organic cotton gets softer with every wash.

- Tumble dry low and remove promptly.

- Wash separately and not with other garments, to prevent snagging the intricate weave with things like buttons and zippers.

- Make sure your piece is clean and dry before storing. We recommend storing in a dust free, well aired environment, away from any sunlight or heat sources.

- Cotton is highly absorbent, so products used everyday, should be washed on average once a week. Hang dry between use.

- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle.

- Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Our cotton gets softer and loftier with every wash.

- Tumble dry low and remove promptly.

- If a loop snags, cut it instead of pulling it.