WASHING AND CARE TIPS

COTTON

Proper care helps our garments retain their quality, fit, and color for as long as possible. With a few simple care instructions, you can extend their lifespan and enjoy them for a long time.

DETERGENT

For colored garments, a color or black detergent is recommended. Heavy-duty detergents may contain bleach or optical brighteners and are therefore mainly suitable for white laundry. Especially during the first washes, colored textiles may bleed some color. Therefore, wash them only with similar colors if possible.

WASH

Wash cotton garments according to the temperature specified on the care label. Lower washing temperatures can help preserve fibers, color, and shape longer.

Colored textiles may bleed a little color, especially during the first washes. Therefore, wash them with similar colors if possible.

DRY

Whenever possible, air dry cotton clothing inside out and avoid direct sunlight to preserve the colors for as long as possible. If you use a tumble dryer, also turn the garment inside out and select a low temperature – if the care label allows it.

IRONING

Cotton has little elasticity and can therefore wrinkle easily. Iron cotton clothing according to the temperature specified on the care label, preferably inside out. Pure cotton often tolerates higher temperatures than cotton blends, which may require a lower ironing temperature depending on the fiber content.

STAIN TREATMENT

Stains on cotton can be treated with a special stain remover applied directly to the affected area. Let it soak in briefly, then rinse by hand and wash according to instructions.

STORAGE

Store cotton clothing in a dry place away from light. Woven garments can be stored on a suitable hanger. Knitted items should preferably be stored flat to maintain their shape.

Washing and Care Tips

General washing instructions

The following simple washing instructions are important for all materials!

1. Wash as little as necessary

Every wash cycle can stress fibers and colors. Therefore, only wash your clothes as often as necessary to maintain their quality for as long as possible. Often, airing out a garment before wearing it again is enough.

2. Check the care label

Before washing, you should always take a look at the care label and wash the garment according to the care instructions. This way, the material, shape, and color can be preserved as long as possible and damage can be avoided.

3. Gentle Wash

When your garment needs washing, first take a look at the care label. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach and fabric softener, as these can damage the fibers. Air drying is particularly gentle for most fibers and helps to preserve their shape, color, and material properties for as long as possible.