Taking care of your garments is an act of respect — for the materials, the maker, and the time behind each piece.
This guide offers gentle practices to help you care for your clothing with intention, so they may be worn, loved, and passed on.
Wash less.
Air out garments between wears. A gentle steam or brush often does more than a full wash.
Spot-clean stains early to reduce the need for laundering.
When washing, separate by color and fabric. Avoid fabric softeners. Air-dry wherever possible.
Wash cold (30°C or lower) to avoid shrinkage.
Air-dry. Steam or press on low to medium heat.
Spot-treat gently.
Follow garment labels. Air-dry flat or on a wide hanger.
Iron while damp for a crisp look — or let its texture speak naturally.
Refresh with air, steam, or a garment brush.
Wash only when needed. Air after usage on a flat surface.
Always dry flat. Some wool pieces may require professional care.
Favor airing and steaming over washing. Air after usage on a flat surface.
If needed, follow care labels or consult a professional cleaner.
Air out after use, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Moisturize leather regularly to prevent drying or cracking.
If stained, follow care labels, spot clean gently if needed or consult a leather care professional.
Act quickly — natural fibers absorb fast.
Use cold water for coffee, blood, wine, or grass.
Warm water works best for oil or grease.
Choose gentle, natural detergents. Avoid bleach.
Repeat if needed, or consult a specialist for persistent marks.
Hang structured pieces — shirts, trousers, outerwear.
Zip or button garments to maintain shape.
Fold knits and stretch fabrics — store flat to prevent distortion.
Avoid heavy stacking to reduce creasing.
Protect against moths — store garments clean and dry.
Use cedar, lavender, or other natural repellents.
Gently shake garments every so often.
Seasonal storage — use breathable boxes or cotton bags.
Store in a cool, dry space with moth deterrents tucked inside.
Need help with a specific garment? Have questions about care or repairs?
Feel free to contact us — we’re happy to assist.