Washing tips and garment care

Dry the garment in a natural way, always laying it out on a horizontal plane. Draining the water is very important to prevent the lower part of the garment from deforming. You can do a light spin cycle or choose our grandmother's method:

• Take a towel and lay the damp sweater on it
• Fold the towel over it and press with your hands so as to drain excess water
• Do it without squeezing because you could twist and break the fibers

We suggest you to iron recycled cashmere garments, when necessary, with steam. You can use a steamer, or the steam from the iron. When you do this, always pay attention: don't stay too close to the garment, you could wet it nd therefore make it felted.

Let recycled wool cloth dry naturally and avoid using the dryer, which could damage the fabric surface.

You can iron the recycled wool cloth using a steamer or an iron. In this case, place a contrasting fabric or sheet to avoid direct heat sources that could act on the recycled polyamide part of the composition.

Draining the water before hanging your recycled jeans knitwear is important to avoid the excessive stretching of the fibers. Then lay out on a horizontal surface to dry, preferably outside on a beautiful sunny day!

We advise you to iron recycled jeans garments, when necessary, with steam. You can use a steamer, or the steam from an iron.

You can choose to dry garments made with this fabric either by hanging them outside or in the dryer.

Unlike a t-shirt that contains synthetic fibers, a 100% cotton one will most likely need to be ironed. To try to avoid the iron, shake well once washed and spread on a horizontal surface, we do not promise you, but the result could be acceptable! Otherwise you should surrender to ironing.

Prefer a natural drying for our beach towels and plush cotton garments. Especially in this case, avoid the dryer which could ruin the soft hand of the fleece.

You can iron recycled cotton garments. In the case of plush clothes, try to use steam instead of ironing directly. Always avoid direct iron contact with the label, which is made from recycled polyester.