ALL FABRIC CARE TIPS
LINEN
A core fabric to DE linen is a lightweight and breathable luxurious fabric. As one of the strongest natural fibres, linen is very durable with longevity and timeless wearability. It also has sustainable properties, produced with minimal water, pesticides and fertilisers, from the stalk of the fast-growing flax plant. Softening over time, linen is naturally insulating and absorbent, perfect for warm weather wear.
- To care for your linen garment we recommend a cold hand wash or gentle machine wash separately.
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade
- Once completely dry, you can iron or steam your garment if needed, lightly spritzing with water to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases.
- Store your garment hung or folded.
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
VISCOSE- KNIT
Viscose fabric or rayon fabric is made from renewable plants and is a great lightweight material that drapes well and has a lustrous finish, making pieces appear more luxurious. This versatile fabric is breathable and absorbent and great for hot weather! Spandex allows the fabric to have the stretch- factor
When washed in hot water, viscose can shrink so use COLD WATER ONLY.
- To care for your viscose knit garment we recommend a cold hand wash or gentle machine wash separately.
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade
- Once completely dry, you can iron your garment if needed, lightly spritzing with water to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases.
- Store your garment hung or folded.
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY OR USE STEAM
- Never put in direct sunlight as this weakens the spandex and can break the fibres.
DO NOT USE steam or some shrinkage may occur
VISCOSE - WOVENS
- To care for your viscose woven garment we recommend a cold hand wash or gentle machine wash separately.
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade
- Once completely dry, you can iron your garment if needed, lightly spritzing with water to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases.
- Store your garment hung or folded.
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
- Never put in direct sunlight as this weakens the spandex and can break the fibres.
- If some shrinkage occurs us STEAM to get the garment back to the original size
ORGANIC COTTON
- To care for your cotton garment, we recommend a cold hand or gentle machine wash with like colours.
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade, never in direct sunlight
- Once dry or slightly damp, you can iron or steam your garment if needed, lightly spritzing with water, if dry, to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases
- Store it hung or folded in a cool, dry place
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
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SILK COTTON
- To care for your SILK COTTON garment, we recommend a cold hand or gentle machine wash with like colours.
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade, never in direct sunlight
- Once dry or slightly damp, you can iron or steam your garment if needed, lightly spritzing with water, if dry, to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases
- Store it hung or folded in a cool, dry place
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
MERINO MODAL
Both Merino and Tencel/Modal are widely produced. Tencel/Modal are a silk-like fibre with a soft silky hand feel.
Modal is a type of rayon, like viscose and tencel. These cellulose fibres are all made in a similar way: by dissolving wood pulp and using a special drying process called spinning
- To care for your merino/tencel garment, we recommend a cold hand or machine wash for this style. If you would like to machine wash we recommend using a lingerie bag & washing on a delicate or wool cycle only.
- Do not soak, bleach or wring garment
- Use neutral type detergents only- bye bye bleach
- Never allow the detergent to touch the garment as some detergents have bleach in them
- Dry your garment flat in the shade, never in direct sunlight
- Once dry or slightly damp, you can iron or steam your garment if needed. Lightly spritz with water, if dry, to relax the fibres and make it easier to remove creases
- Store it hung or folded in a cool, dry place
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY