Our most delicate pieces need a little extra attention. Follow these steps to keep your underwear and knitwear soft, comfortable, and long-lasting.

• Hand wash or use delicate wash cycle with cold water.
• Lay flat to dry—never wring or squeeze.
• Air dry in shaded area; sunlight can cause fading.
• If ironing is needed, use the “silk” setting and warm temperature.
• For dresses: if you must wring, do so gently using a towel.

Plant-based dyes give each garment a unique character. With mindful care, these colours will stay vibrant and age beautifully.

• Spot clean where possible, rather than machine washing often.
• Fresh air does wonders—hang outside to refresh instead of washing.
• Wash cold (≤ 30°C) using gentle, pH-neutral eco detergent.
• When combining with other clothes, keep brights, lights, and darks separate.
• Avoid tumble drying; when air-drying, shade is best.

Made from renewable wood sources, these fabrics are silky soft and strong. Treat them gently to maintain their smooth feel and elegant drape.

• Turn garments inside out before washing to reduce surface friction. 
• Use a delicate or “wool” wash cycle; if hand-washing, soak gently, then rinse with cold water. 
• Skip bleach and fabric softeners. They degrade the fibres and the natural dye. 
• Dry flat or hang in shade; do not tumble dry or expose to strong heat. 
• Iron on reverse side if needed, on low to medium heat, using a cloth if available. 

Small choices make a big difference. These everyday habits help your essentials stay beautiful and wearable for years to come.

• Wash only when necessary; over-washing stresses fabrics.
• Use mild detergent, ideally eco-friendly and without harsh chemicals.
• Wash inside out when possible to preserve color and print.
• Avoid overcrowding the washing machine - let clothes move freely.
• Remove items from wash immediately after cycle to reduce wrinkles.
• Store garments clean and dry; knit items folded, woven/hangable items on good hangers to avoid stretching.