Denim
Denim is a durable and timeless material that requires some care to prevent premature wear and tear, maintain its colour and ensure comfort. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, drying, ironing, conservation and storage:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 wash only when necessary
Denim does not require washing after each use. Wash only when necessary to extend its life, prevent premature wear and tear and preserve its original shape.
01 / 02 wash inside out
Turn garments inside out before washing to protect the appearance of the fabric and reduce friction.
01 / 03 use cold water
Wash garments in cold water to minimise shrinkage and preserve colour.
01 / 04 select a gentle cycle
Opt for a delicate wash cycle to protect the denim fibres.
01 / 05 select a suitable detergent
Opt for a mild detergent that helps maintain both the surface and the original colour of the garment.
01 / 06 act fast on stains
Treat stains immediately using specific stain products, avoiding the use of harsh chemicals such as bleach.
01 / 07 minimise abrasive products
Frequent use of chemical agents can weaken the fibres and discolour the garment.
02 drying
02 / 01 avoid tumble drying
The heat from the tumble dryer can damage the fibres of the garment, causing them to warp or shrink.
02 / 02 air drying
It is best to air dry garments, hanging them in a shady place to prevent the colours from fading in the sun.
03 ironing
03 / 01 iron with caution
If you need to iron your clothes, make sure you do it when they are slightly damp or use the steam function. Avoid dry ironing, as this can reduce the elasticity of the denim.
03 / 02 avoid high temperatures
Set the iron to a medium or low temperature to protect the fibres.
03 / 02 protect the details
Do not iron directly on buttons or metal ornaments to avoid damage.
04 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
05 storage
05 / 01 store carefully
Keep denim garments in a cool, dry place, away from prolonged exposure to the sun, which can discolour them over time.
Viscose garments
Viscose is a fibre, widely used in clothing due to its softness and versatility, which requires special care to preserve its quality and appearance. Viscose can be washable or non-washable in water. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, drying, ironing and care if viscose is not washable:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 remove stains quickly
If the garment has stains, act immediately to prevent them from setting. Gently apply a non-aggressive detergent to the stain, avoiding vigorous rubbing to not damage the fabric. After treating the stain, rinse with plenty of water.
01 / 02 proper cleaning
Always following the specifications on the composition label, opt for dry cleaning or, if hand washing is required, use lukewarm water and a mild detergent.
02 drying
02 / 01 air drying
Air dry the garment, but avoid exposure to the sun to prevent discolouration.
03 ironing
03 / 01 low temperature
Iron the garment at low temperature to avoid damage to fibres.
03 / 02 delicate treatment
Never twist or rub the garment with force to avoid deformation and preserve its structure.
03 / 03 shape recovery
Proper ironing helps to restore the garment's original shape after washing.
04 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
Knitwear
Knitwear is renowned for its exceptional softness and comfort. To maintain these qualities and prolong the life of your garments, follow these recommendations for cleaning, drying, conservation and storage:
01 cleaning
The method of washing will depend on the composition of the yarn and the specific care instructions. Knitwear can be machine or hand washed as stated on the label. In both cases, use a detergent specifically for delicate garments.
01 / 02 machine wash
use cold water
Use short programmes and cold water.
Avoid spinning
Avoid spinning to prevent garment deformation.
Remove excess water carefully
Roll the garment in a towel and press gently to remove excess moisture.
01 / 03 hand wash
use cold water
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Do not rub
Wash in cold water without rubbing to protect the structure of the fabric.
Avoid excess moisture
Avoid leaving the garment to soak for prolonged periods of time.
Remove excess water carefully
Roll the garment in a towel and press gently to remove excess moisture.
02 drying
02 / 01 avoid direct heat
Do not dry in the sun or near radiators or heaters.
02 / 02 dry on a flat surface
Turn the garment inside out and spread out to prevent it from losing its shape.
03 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
03 / 01 eliminate pilling
Pilling, or the formation of small balls on the surface of the garment, is a common characteristic of fabrics made of animal fibres or blends of animal fibres with other fibres. To maintain the appearance of the article, use a specific tool, such as a lint remover or a special comb, to remove the lint safely and effectively, thus extending the life of the garment.
04 storage
04 / 01 adequate storage
Store folded garments in a cupboard or drawer. Avoid stacking them with garments that have studs, beads or other items that can get caught. Do not press them too hard to prevent pulling when opening or closing the drawer.
04 / 02 out of season storage
Use fabric boxes that enable ventilation to avoid odours.
04 / 03 avoid hanging them
Do not hang garments on hangers to avoid deformation.
Outer garments
Parkas and coats
Textile outer garments, such as overshirts, trench coats and jackets, are usually made of fabrics of several compositions, depending on the design, and often have a water repellent treatment. This type of garment requires specific care to maintain its properties and appearance. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, ironing, conservation and storage:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 careful with washes
Garments with water repellent treatment may lose this characteristic if they are washed improperly or too often. We recommend washing gently and reducing the number of washes to preserve this property.
01 / 02 removal of small stains
For light stains, use talcum powder applied with a damp cloth. This enables washing to be spaced out and extends the durability of the garment.
01 / 03 garments with leather details
Garments with leather parts should always be cleaned by specialists.
02 ironing
02 / 01 avoid steam
Do not use steam, especially on garments with buttons, as excess temperature and humidity can alter their original appearance.
02 / 02 waxed or grease-finished garments
These garments must not be ironed. Their darkening over time is not deterioration, but a natural characteristic of the material.
03 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
04 / 01 use of suitable hangers:
To avoid distortion, use hangers that are the right size for the garment.
04/ 02 drying before storage
Make sure the garment is completely dry before storing.
Garments with synthetic padding
Padded garments are quilted with synthetic material. In our case, we use recycled polyester, a sustainable material that provides warmth and comfort. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, drying and conservation:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 wash with care
They are suitable for machine washing, using cold programmes and as long as it is recommended in the composition label.
01 / 03 remove stains easily
Use a damp cloth to remove light stains, avoiding unnecessary washing.
01 / 02 spin properly
Before applying any product, test it on inner areas to ensure that it will not adversely affect the leather.
01 / 04 recovers the volume
Shake out the garment after washing to fluff the fibres and restore its original volume.
02 drying
02 / 01 tumble dry
If allowed, insert rubber balls covered with polyamide felt or wool into the drum to help redistribute and regain their fluffy appearance evenly in the filling.
03 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
Leather garments
Leather is a durable and flexible material, designed to offer different finishes depending on the style of each garment. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, preservation and storage:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 trust in professionals
Leather garments should only be cleaned by leather experts.
01 / 02 test first
Before applying any product, test it on inner areas to ensure that it will not adversely affect the leather.
01 / 03 careful drying
If the garment gets wet, allow it to dry before storing, avoiding direct sunlight.
01 / 04 nutrition and repair
Use alcohol-free creams to nourish the leather, correct imperfections and maintain an even appearance.
01 / 05 take care of the shape
Use hangers appropriate to the size of the shoulders and cover them with cotton covers.
02 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
03 storage
03 / 01 use suitable hangers
To avoid deformation, use hangers that are appropriate to the size of the shoulders.
03 / 02 protect the garment
Cover it with a cotton cover to avoid rubbing or colour transfer between garments.
Suede, nubuck and split leather garments
These materials, obtained by tanning and polishing leather, offer smooth, velvety finishes or rougher, coarser or aged textures depending on the design. Here are some key recommendations for cleaning, preservation and storage:
01 cleaning
01 / 01 trust in professionals
Leather garments should only be cleaned by leather experts.
01 / 02 specific stains
If the garment has oil, grease or similar stains, apply talcum powder to the affected area and leave it to absorb the moisture. Then remove it with a brush in circular movements.
1 / 03 test first
Before applying any cleaning method, test inner areas to avoid possible damage to the leather.
01 / 04 natural drying
Allow the garment to dry before storing, avoiding direct sunlight.
01 / 05 soft brushing
Use soft bristle brushes to maintain the velvety finish.
02 conservation
Follow the specific care instructions on the garment's composition label.
03 storage
03 / 01 use suitable hangers
To avoid deformation, use hangers that are appropriate to the size of the shoulders.
03 / 02 protect the garment
Cover it with a cotton cover to avoid rubbing or colour transfer between garments.