

Love it even longer
By treating your garments well, you can love them longer. But there might come a time when something needs fixing or doesn’t suit your style any longer. We want to encourage you to not throw away or replace your garment. Instead, get inspired by our motto to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Golden rules to keep your jeans always in good conditions
We're committed to crafting the highest quality clothing, with the lowest environmental impact. By giving them the care they deserve, you ensure they stand the test of time. Plus, you'll be doing your part for the environment – it's a win-win!
Wash less
Wash as little as possible to reduce wear and tear from friction and maintain that fresh colour. Consider using an eco-friendly clothing refresher spray in-between washes.
Sort by colour
Sort your laundry by colour - carefully! - to keep your crisp white t-shirts white instead of unwanted pink or greyish. Same for any other shades of course.
Low temperature
Opt for washing at low temperatures, ideally around 30 degrees, unless the care label specifies otherwise.
Discrete detergent
Overusing cleaning products leads to a buildup that can create an invisible film, trapping dirt and hard water minerals. This buildup can result in clothes looking dingy or faded over time.
Skip the tumble
Skip the tumble dryer; instead, give your garments a breath of fresh air by hanging them (outside, if possible). Better for your clothes and your wallet.
Care for the label
Always consult the care label for the best results!
Know more about our Autumn Winter 26 fabrics
Earth-Dyed Denim
HOW TO CARE THIS DENIM
Dyed using a lower-impact dyeing process to create rich, earthy tones inspired by nature.
Washing
→ Turn the garment inside out before washing
→ Wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle cycle or wash in cold water
→ Wash separately or with similar dark colors, especially during the first few washes, as some color transfer may occur
→ Use a mild liquid detergent
→ Do not use bleach or fabric softener
→ Do not overload the washing machine to minimize friction and help preserve the colorDrying
→ Do not tumble dry, as high heat may cause fading and shrinkage
→ Air dry the garment by hanging it or laying it flat, away from direct sunlight
→ Reshape the garment while damp, if neededIroning
→ Iron inside out on a low to medium heat setting
→ Steam can be used to remove wrinkles while helping to protect the fabric's finish
Selvage Denim
HOW TO CARE THIS DENIM
Washing
→ Wash as infrequently as possible to preserve the color and allow natural fading to develop
→ Turn the garment inside out before washing
→ Wash separately or with similar dark colors
→ Wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle cycle or wash in cold water
→ Use a mild liquid detergent
→ Do not use bleach or fabric softener
→ Do not overload the washing machine to minimize creasing and abrasionDrying
→ Do not tumble dry, as high heat may cause excessive shrinkage and unnecessary wear
→ Air dry the garment by hanging it or laying it flat, away from direct sunlight
→ Reshape the garment while damp if neededIroning
→ Iron inside out on a medium heat setting if necessary
→ Steam can be used to remove wrinkles without excessive pressure
Cord Dewintery Brown
HOW TO CARE THIS FABRIC
Corduroy is a durable fabric with distinctive raised ridges (wales), but it benefits from gentle care to maintain its texture and appearance.
Washing
→ Turn the garment inside out before washing to reduce fading and protect the surface
→ Wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle or delicate cycle or wash in cold water
→ Use a mild detergent
→ Wash with similar colors to prevent color transfer
→ Do not use bleach, as it can damage the fabric and fade the colorDrying
→ Air dry whenever possible to help preserve the fabric's shape and textureIroning
→ Iron inside out on a low to medium heat setting
→ To avoid flattening the ridges, place a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric, or steam the garment instead of pressing directlyGeneral care
→ Avoid excessive rubbing or abrasion, which can wear down the raised ridges over time
→ Brush the fabric gently with a soft clothes brush to remove lint and restore the pile if needed
Flock Denim
HOW TO CARE THIS FABRIC
Velvety surface created by applying fine fibers (viscose) to the denim fabric. Because this finish is more delicate than regular denim, it requires gentle care.
Washing
→ Turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the flocked surface
→ Wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle or delicate cycle or wash in cold water
→ Use a mild liquid detergent
→ Do not use bleach or fabric softener, as they may damage the flocking.
→ Wash with similar soft fabrics and avoid garments with zippers, hooks, or rough hardware that could cause abrasion
→ Do not overload the washing machine to minimize frictionDrying
→ Do not tumble dry, as heat can damage the adhesive that holds the flocking in place
→ Air dry the garment, preferably hanging or laid flat, away from direct sunlight
→ Do not wring or twist the fabricIroning
→ Iron inside out on a low to medium heat setting
→ To avoid flattening the velvet parts, place a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric, or steam the garment instead of pressing directly
Knits
HOW TO CARE KNITWEAR
Knits to be kept soft, maintain its shape and prevent shrinking.
Washing
→ Wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle or delicate/wool cycle or wash in cold water
→ Use a detergent specifically designed for wool
→ Do not use bleach or fabric softener
Wash with similar colorsDrying
→ Do not tumble dry, as heat can cause the wool to shrink
→ Gently squeeze out excess water without wringing or twisting the garment
→ Lay the sweater flat on a clean towel to dry, reshaping it while damp
→ Keep it away from direct sunlightIroning
→ If needed, iron on a low heat setting with steam, or use a garment steamer
→ Place a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric to protect the fibersStorage
→ Fold the sweater instead of hanging it to help maintain its shape
→ Store it in a cool, dry place
→ If storing for an extended period, consider using natural moth protection, such as cedar or lavender








