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TAKE CARE OF YOUR GARMENTS
CARE GUIDE
Breathable and durable, Pima cotton is easy to care for while remaining gentle on the skin.
Machine wash cold
No tumble dry high heat
Iron on low
Air dry recommended
Washing
Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals.
Drying
Iron on low to medium heat while slightly damp for best results. Avoid ironing directly on prints or embroidery.
Ironing
Iron on low to medium heat while slightly damp for best results. Avoid ironing directly on prints or embroidery.
Temperature
Always use cold or lukewarm water. Hot water will shrink the fabric and weaken the fibers over time.
Pro tip
Wash inside out to preserve color and softness. Pima cotton gets softer with every wash.
Naturally soft and delicate, baby alpaca requires gentle care to preserve its texture and structure over time.
Hand wash cold water
No machine washing
Lay flat to dry
Consistent temperature
Washing
Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softener. Gently press water out. Do not wring.
Drying
Lay flat to dry on a clean towel. Never hang, it stretches the garment out of shape.
Ironing
Rarely needed. If necessary, use low heat and place a cloth between the iron and the garment.
Temperature
Keep water temperature consistent throughout the wash to avoid felting and shrinkage.
Pro tip
Store folded, never on a hanger. Cedar blocks nearby will naturally deter moths without chemicals.
The rarest fiber in the world demands the most careful handling. Vicuña should ideally be entrusted to a specialist dry cleaner.
Dry clean only
No water washing
Store with care
Handle minimally
Washing
Dry clean only, by a specialist familiar with luxury fibers. Never wash with water even cold water can damage the fiber's unique structure.
Drying
After dry cleaning, allow to air in a cool, well-ventilated space away from direct sunlight. Never use a dryer.
Ironing
Never iron directly. If needed, use the lowest steam setting with a pressing cloth between the iron and the garment.
Temperature
Keep away from any direct heat source — radiators, sunlight, dryers. Vicuña fiber is extremely sensitive to heat damage.
Pro tip
Store in a breathable cotton garment bag, never plastic. Cedar blocks will protect against moths without the harshness of chemicals.
