Product care

How to care for women's clothing made of different fabrics
To keep your favorite clothes looking good and lasting for a long time, it is important to follow the rules for caring for each type of fabric. Below we have collected recommendations for the main types of materials.

Staple
-Washing: Hand or machine wash on delicate mode at a temperature of up to 30°C.
-Drying: Avoid machine drying. It is recommended to dry flat on a horizontal surface.
-Ironing: Iron at a low temperature (up to 110°C) on the inside.
-Features: Staple has the property of shrinking (shrinking) after the first wash, this is normal.

Cotton
-Washing: Machine wash at a temperature of up to 40°C. Use mild detergents.
-Drying: Can be dried outdoors, avoiding direct sunlight.
-Ironing: Iron at medium temperature (up to 150°C).
-Special features: Cotton products can wrinkle and shrink slightly after washing. To avoid this, dry flat.

Knitwear
-Washing: Hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cycle at a temperature of up to 30°C. Use mild detergents.
-Drying: Dry flat on a horizontal surface to avoid deformation.
-Ironing: If necessary, iron inside out through the fabric at a low temperature.
-Special features: May pill due to friction, especially on the sleeves or side seams. Knitwear may also shrink slightly after washing.

Synthetic fabrics (polyester, viscose, elastane, etc.)
-Washing: Machine wash on a delicate cycle at a temperature of up to 30°C. Avoid harsh bleaches.
-Drying: Do not tumble dry. Dry in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight.
-Ironing: Most synthetic fabrics do not require ironing. If necessary, set the iron to the lowest temperature.
-Special features: Synthetic fabrics rarely change size, but viscose may shrink slightly after washing.

Silk
-Washing: Hand wash only in cold water using special products for silk.
-Drying: Dry flat on a towel. Avoid wringing.
-Ironing: Iron inside out at low temperature, preferably through the fabric.
-Special features: Silk is very sensitive to friction and sunlight. It may slightly change size after washing, so follow the recommendations.


Linen
-Washing: Machine or hand wash at a temperature of up to 40°C.
-Drying: Dry naturally. Linen is prone to wrinkles, so it is best to dry it flat.
-Ironing: Use high heat with steam function.
-Features: Linen has a natural tendency to shrink after washing, especially at high temperatures.

What you need to know about pilling and fabric shrinkage
Pilling:
Can form on fabrics that are prone to friction, such as knitwear, wool, staple or blended materials.
This is not a defect in the product, but a natural phenomenon. Use a fabric trimmer to remove them.
Fabric shrinkage:
Staples, cotton, linen, and other natural fabrics may shrink slightly after the first wash.
To minimize shrinkage, follow the washing and drying recommendations.
By following these tips, you can maintain the quality and durability of your favorite clothes!