Wash Guide & After Care

We test all our garments to make sure they stay looking as good as new after washing. To keep garments looking their best, always follow the instructions on the care label.

Handwash only
40C Max
Be gentle, don’t rub

Wash as cotton
Standard wash

Wash as synthetic
Delicate wash

Wash as wool
Very delicate wash

Do not wash

Do not bleach

Separate your wash into whites, darks, and colours to reduce the risk of colours running.

Wash garments with contrast trims or panels separately, the fabrics have been designed to be washed together but may absorb dye from other garments – especially important for black and white clothing.

Wash denim and coated fabrics inside out to protect the surface and prolong colour.

Fringing can get tangled in the washing machine – hand wash where possible.

DRY CLEANING

The dry clean symbol is a circle with a letter inside, the letter indicates the chemical which can be used, and your dry cleaner will refer to this and know what to do. A cross means do not dry clean.

Dry Clean
Petroleum
solvent only

Dry Clean Any solvent except
Trichloroethylene

Do not dry clean
Very delicate wash

Dry Clean
Any solvent

NATURAL DRYING

To get the most longevity out of your clothes, we recommend drying naturally.

Make sure you follow the instructions on the care labels.

Fringing can get tangled in the dryer – lay flat to dry where possible.

Dry knitwear flat as it can stretch when you hang it.

Feathers are a natural product and care should be taken with them to prolong their life. If they get wet allow to dry naturally.

IRONING

For the perfect press without damage, the dot inside the iron indicates the temperature to set your iron to, the more dots there are, the hotter the iron you can use. You can burn or even melt your clothes if you use the wrong setting, so make sure you check.

Cool iron
100ºC

Do not iron

Warm iron
150ºC

Hot iron
200ºC