THE WAY YOU CARE SHAPES THE WAY IT LASTS.

We believe the life of a garment doesn't end after it's made—it begins when you wear it. Thoughtful care helps preserve its quality, extend its lifespan, and keep it in your wardrobe for years to come.

HOW SHOULD I CARE FOR MY COTTON OR ORGANIC COTTON GARMENTS?

WASHING

Wash by hand or on a gentle machine cycle using cold or warm water (up to 30°C). Skip harsh bleach and fabric softeners.

DETERGENT

Choose a gentle, neutral detergent. Biodegradable, fragrance-free formulas are always a good option.

DRYING

Air dry in the shade whenever possible to help preserve the fabric and its color. If you use a dryer, keep it on a low or medium heat setting.

IRONING

Iron on a medium setting. Slightly damp fabric is easier to smooth and requires less heat.

LINEN

Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Air dry and iron while slightly damp.

CASHMERE

Avoid heat. Use a wool detergent and reshape the garment while drying it flat.

WOOL

Hand wash in cold water with a wool-specific detergent. Lay flat to dry.

GOOSE DOWN

Use a detergent designed for down-filled garments. Tumble dry on low heat with dryer balls to help restore loft.

SIMPLE REPAIRS TO

EXTEND GARMENT LIFE

COVERING OR REMOVING STAINS

Natural stain removers like baking soda, lemon, or vinegar can help rescue garments. If a stain remains, consider covering it with a creative patch to give the piece a new life.

PATCHING WORN AREAS

Iron-on or hand-sewn patches are a simple way to repair worn areas while adding character to your garment.

BUTTON REPLACEMENTS

Use a needle and durable thread to securely replace missing buttons. Keeping a few spare buttons in a small jar makes future repairs easier.

MENDING KNITS

Fix pulls and small holes using darning techniques or a crochet hook to restore the garment and extend its life.

FAQ

General

No. Always check the care label first. When ironing delicate fabrics such as silk or cashmere, use a pressing cloth between the iron and the garment.

Wash garments inside out using cold water, and avoid drying them in direct sunlight to help maintain their color.

A gentle, neutral detergent without strong fragrances. It's ideal for eco-friendly clothing and delicate garments, especially those made from organic or hand-dyed fabrics.