WASH & CARE
TENCEL / LYOCELL
To best care for your garment and the environment, we recommend that you wash at a 30-degree programme with a mild laundry detergent, preferably nontoxic or biodegradable.
Your garment is likely to shrink by 3-5% after washing, but you can regain near original shape by ironing or steaming it.
To protect the environment and the garment, always dry naturally and in the shade.
WASH & CARE
RECYCLED POLYESTER
To best care for your garment and the environment, we recommend that you wash at a 30-degree programme with a mild laundry detergent, preferably nontoxic or biodegradable.
Washing synthetic fibers like recycled polyester releases microfibers that end up in the water system and disturbs the natural eco system. To best avoid this, we recommend washing all of your synthetic fabrics in a Guppy Friend Bag. The bag captures the released micro fibers, so you can dispose of them responsibly.
WASH & CARE
ORGANIC COTTON
To best care for your garment and the environment, we recommend that you wash at a 30-degree programme with a mild laundry detergent, preferably nontoxic or biodegradable.
Your garment is likely to shrink by 3-5% after washing. Washing your cotton at a low temperature prevents it from shrinking any further.
To protect the environment and the garment, always dry naturally and in the shade.
WASH & CARE
RECYCLED NYLON
To best care for your garment and the environment, we recommend that you wash at 30-degree programme with a mild laundry detergent preferably nontoxic or biodegradable.
Washing synthetic fibers like recycled nylon releases microfibers that end up in the water system and disturbs the natural eco system. To best avoid this, we recommend washing all of your synthetic fabrics in a Guppy Friend Bag. The bag captures the released micro fibers, so you can dispose of them responsibly.
WASH & CARE
RECYCLED WOOL
The presence of lanolin in wool causes it to be self-cleaning. This means that you don’t have to wash your wool items very often, which is good for your garment and the environment.
Should your garment attract an odour, simply hang it up to damp while you shower, or let it hang outside for a couple of hours.
If the piece is stained and you wish to wash it, you can do so with a special wool detergent on a wool programme. If you wash by hand make sure the water is no more than 30 degrees.
