PRODUCT CARE

— Cotton products are best washed in warm water 30⁰C to keep the original color and size;
— Remember to wash the dark-colored cotton clothes separately from the light-colored cotton clothes to avoid dyeing;
— It is best not to wash clothes of any color other than white cotton fabric with detergents or washing powders containing bleaching ingredients, so as not to cause decolorization;
— Do not dry in direct sunlight;
— Items with fleece are best washed without turning them inside out;
— Preferably do not iron at high temperature.

— As a general rule, linen shirts, shorts, skirts, and pants can be machine laundered on the delicate or short cycle with a cold water wash and rinse;
— On the other hand, you will extend the life of the fabric if you hand-wash your linen clothing in cold water or put it to dry clean;
— Steer clear of harsh laundry detergents when washing linen clothes. Buy a mild detergent formulated for delicate fabrics;
— Always remember to separate your whites and colors—new linen dyes tend to bleed in the wash;
— Do not use chemicals and bleach;
— Can be ironed at high temperature;
— Drying indoors or in the shade not direct sunlight.

— Satin fabric is Easily washed by washing machine and hand or dry clean;
— To wash satin always use cold water or chemical-free detergent;
— To maintain the shine of satin fabric protect from direct sunlight;
— Avoiding squeezing the satin fabric after wash because it reduces its original shape and size;
— No bleaching and chemicals;
— After washing and drying the satin fabric, it is now time to iron it. When you iron the satin, always keep its inner surface out of the way and make sure that the temperature of the iron is between 100⁰ to 140⁰C; Preferable the steamer.

— Velour products are best washed in warm water 30⁰C to keep the original color and size;
— Be sure to use steam. This will help smooth out wrinkles and revitalize the pile. You can steam the item using a steam generator or a regular iron;
— It is advisable not to iron at high temperatures;
— Do not dry in direct sunlight.

— Keep your jacket dry. Avoid wearing your leather jacket in rainy weather;
— Hang your jacket correctly. Never leave your jacket folded for a long period of time;
— Keep your jacket away from heat;
— Dry clean. Don’t clean at home;
— Stay anonymous. Don’t put a sticky name tag on suede or leather;
— Recommend to use a protector spray;
— Clean it regularly. A two-sided suede brush is great tool for cleaning your jacket.

— Keep your jacket dry. Avoid wearing your leather jacket in rainy weather;
— Hang your jacket correctly. Never leave your jacket folded for a long period of time;
— Keep your jacket away from heat;
— Use a leather conditioner;
— Dry clean. Don’t clean at home;
— Stay anonymous. Don’t put a sticky name tag on suede or leather.