Care For Denim
100% Cotton. Designed to naturally fade over time.
Wash denim sparingly to maintain the garment and reduce environmental impact. Turn the piece inside out and handwash or machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with similar colours. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and avoid harsh chemicals or stain removers, which can affect the colour. To remove persistent stains, gently rub with soap and water before washing.
To bring your jeans back to shape without washing them, gently tumble dry them on a low setting for a short period of time.
Care For Cotton
Natural, bio-degradable and breathable.
Handwash or machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with similar colours. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and avoid harsh chemicals or stain removers, which can affect the colour. To remove persistent stains, gently rub with soap and water before washing. Air dry where possible or tumble dry on a low setting if necessary.
Fleeces and tees can be rolled for storing and travelling, to avoid strong folds or creases.
Garment dyed for a soft colour, and designed to naturally fade over time for a relaxed look.
Care For Linen
Natural, bio-degradable and breathable.
Handwash or machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with similar colours. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and avoid harsh chemicals or stain removers, which can affect the colour. To remove persistent stains, gently rub with soap and water before washing.
To remove creases, gently steam iron the garment whilst still damp.
Care For Wool
All 100% natural fibres.
Natural, bio-degradable, breathable and renewable.
For Merino Wool & Cashmere garments, we advise to handwash separately. For other knits, handwash or machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with like colours. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent or wool detergent and avoid harsh chemicals or stain removers, which can affect the colour. If handwashing, soak for 5-10 minutes and rinse thoroughly, then roll in a clean towel and gently apply pressure, to absorb excess water.
Dry your knitwear flat and store it folded, as hanging in either instance may affect the shape of the garment.
Piling is a natural occurrence when wearing soft wool fibres and can gently be removed by hand.
Snagging can easily be resolved by gently pulling the long, loose yarn back inside the garment and tying into a knot.
Mending is a wonderful way to preserve the life of a knitted garment and add character. We recommend darning; the process of sewing over the hole with new yarn thread, in vertical and horizontal strokes.
Care For Silk
Delicate, natural, bio-degradable and breathable.
Turn the garment inside out and handwash in cool water, with similar colours. Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and avoid harsh chemicals or stain removers, which can affect the colour.
To remove creases, gently steam iron the garment on a low setting.
Avoid spraying perfume or deodorant on or around the garment as this can stain.