Care Labels Symbols & Specific Care Guides
      

• Wash at 40° Celsius
• Hang to dry or tumble on low heat
• Do not dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent bleeding
• To avoid creases, give the boxers a solid shake after wash and hang to dry
• Hang dry to prevent wrinkles

PRO CARE TIPS

• High heat will make the elastic dry out and loose shape. Make sure that you wash the boxers at a highest temperature of 40 degrees.
• Store your boxer shorts folded in a drawer to maintain the original shape.
• Do not dry or store the boxers in direct sunlight, this will made the colour fade and the fiber weaker.

• Use a damp cloth to wipe off any dust, dirt and debris from the belt
• Use a leather balm to prevent the leather from drying out
• If the buckle gets scratched or matte, polish it with a wax made for zink products
• Store the belt rolled up with the buckle on the outside of the roll so that it won't scratch the belt

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Leather belts needs to be cleaned on a regular basis. Dust, dirt and debris will accumulate on a leather belt which are affecting both its appearance and physical characteristics. By using a damp cloth and wipe it carefully, the dirt will go away. Just remember to not use too much water as that can damage the leather.
• It could be a good idea to use a leather balm to prevent the leather from drying out.
• If the buckle gets scratched or matte, you can polish it with a wax made for zink products and a cloth to freshen it up.
• Otherwise, the best way to take care of a leather belt is to wear it. It will look better the more it is worn.

CARE PRO TIPS

• If you're not going to wear your belt for a period, store in an upstairs living space. Do not store leather products in an attic, basement, or unheated area. Leather is susceptible to mold in damp basement areas and drying and cracking in hot areas like an attic.

• Dry clean professionally only
• Do not Iron
• Do not tumble dry nor bleach
• Apply water repellent treatment between season to maintain water repellance

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS

• Keep your car coat on a hanger in your wardrobe. Preferably on a wide wooden hanger instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and seams which makes your car coat last longer.
• Button the car coat all the way up to maintain the shape when storing.
• If wrinkles occur on the fabric, we recommend steaming your car coat. Steaming is gentler to the fabric fibers and helps the fabric to maintain its natural look. Make sure to hold the steamer 1-2 inches from the surface and in constant motion to get the best result.
• Avoid dry cleaning by airing or spot cleaning your garment by using a damp cloth, in order to prolong the longevity of the water repellent treatment and to be kind to the environment.
• The water-repellent treatment is for light water contact and the treatment can wear off after time. But it can easily be renewed by using a water-repellent spray.
• In case you lose a button, don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we’ll send you a new one.
• Use a garment brush to brush of dust or lint.

• Hand wash cold
• Dry flat
• Dry clean, any solvent except Trichloroethylene
• Iron at low temperature, 110° C
• Do not tumble or bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure cashmere wool does not retain odours and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates and hand wash cold only.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• If ironing is necessary, turn the sweater inside out and spray the garment with a little water before applying the iron to the garment surface gently. This will make crease removal easier.
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature.

PRO CARE TIPS

• Don't be alarmed if your sweater starts to pill a little. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface of your wool sweater, which can occur in any parts of your wool sweater. It mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment. It can easily be removed with a cashmere comb, carefully running down the garment without pressing down too hard. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, always turn our sweater inside out when washing and be careful while using it so you don't rub it on structured surfaces (be careful with wearing back-packs right on the sweater!)
• Some wool qualities are sensitive to the use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again. Therefore, invest in a garment brush to clean your cashmere garments in between wearing and washing. Delicate yarns deserve delicate treatment and brushing the yarn rejuvenates the natural oils and will improve both the look and longevity of your sweater.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your cashmere wool sweater. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover
• Keep your cashmere sweater folded in your wardrobe, hanging will cause stretching of fibers which can affect the length of the sweater. Make sure that your cashmere sweater is stored in a dry and cool place and avoid direct sunlight.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.

• Wash at 30° Celsius
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at low temperature 110°C
• Do not tumble nor bleach
• Dry clean, any solvent except Trichloroethylene

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing
• Always button the chinos, close the zip and the hook and loop before wash to prevent it from getting stuck in and break other garments.

PRO CARE TIPS

• You can either keep the garment hanging in your wardrobe to prevent wrinkles, or folded (which might leave folding marks though).
• Avoid storing in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• The fabric of the chinos has a light brush, which gives them a soft feel. The brushed surface can attract dust and it can sometimes look uneven if the fibers on the surface change direction. You can use a soft clothing brush to brush the fibers right and remove the dust.
• In case you lose a button, hook or loop, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one

• Wash at 30° Celsius with similar colours on a delicate cycle
• Dry flat
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature 150°C
• Do not tumble dry, do not bleach nor dry clean

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the knit structure.
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding.
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash.
• Dry flat to prevent the garment from overly stretching.
• To prevent shrinkage in the drying process, the garment should be air-dried and out of the sun if possible.

CARE PRO TIPS

• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• For a clean look we recommend steaming the garment gently.
• Store your cotton sweater folded and lying flat in your wardrobe. Hangers can stretch out the the knitted structure and make the garment loose over time.

• Wash (alone the first time) at 30° Celsius, low cycle
• Hang to dry
• Iron at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumbledry, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that all of the shirt’s buttons are undone when washing, including collars and cuffs. If not, the button holes can become stretched and buttons come loose.
• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• Wash on low cycle to prevent creases and wrinkling
• Give the garment a good shake after wash and a light pull in the sleeves, plackets and side seams after wash to remove creases
• Hang dry to reduce wrinkles, tumble drying will make the denim shirt shrink
• Spray the shirt with water before ironing to make it easier to remove creases

PRO CARE TIPS

• Keep the garment hanging in your wardrobe. Preferably on wide wooden hangers instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and seams which makes your shirt last longer.
• Button the shirt all the way up to maintain the shape when storing it.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent color changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• In case you lose a button, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one.

• Wash at 30° Celsius
• Hang to dry
• Iron at medium temperature, 150° C
• Do not tumble, dry clean or bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your hoodie folded and lying flat in your wardrobe, hangers can stretch out the fibers and affect the shape of the garment.
• Avoid storing cotton garments in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.

• Wash at 30°C
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your t-shirt folded and lying flat in your wardrobe, Hangers can stretch out the fibers and cause hanger-bumps. If you insist on hanging your t-shirt, use a wide hanger that supports the shoulders and avoid hanging it by the neck label.
• Don’t forget to insert the hangers from the bottom of the t-shirts to avoid unnecessary stretching of the collar.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• To avoid stains in the armpit, go easy on the deodorant and make sure that you use aluminum-free or low-aluminum deodorant or antiperspirant.
• If you want a perfectly flat neckline, make sure to press it lightly after wash and/or give it a gentle ironing on the reversed side

• Wash at 30° Celsius, low cycle
• Hang to dry
• Spritz with water before ironing at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that all of the shirt’s buttons are undone when washing, including collars and cuffs. If not, the button holes can become stretched and buttons come loose.
• Wash the linen shirt at the highest 30 ° Celsius. The heat takes away the natural luster of the material.
• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• Wash on low cycle to prevent shrinkage, creases and wrinkling
• Give the garment a good shake after wash and a light pull in the sleeves, plackets and side seams after wash to remove creases
• Hang dry to reduce wrinkles, tumble drying will make the linen shirt shrink
• Spray the shirt with water 5-10 minutes before ironing or use a steam iron, this will make it easier to remove creases in the shirt

PRO CARE TIPS

• Keep the garment hanging in your wardrobe. Preferably on wide wooden hangers instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and sewing and prevents the garment from getting permanently creased.
• Button the shirt all the way up to maintain the shape when storing it.
• In case you lose a button, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one.

• Wash at 30°C
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your t-shirt folded and lying flat in your wardrobe, Hangers can stretch out the fibers and cause hanger-bumps. If you insist on hanging your t-shirt, use a wide hanger that supports the shoulders and avoid hanging it by the neck label.
• Don’t forget to insert the hangers from the bottom of the t-shirts to avoid unnecessary stretching of the collar.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker
• To avoid stains in the armpit, go easy on the deodorant and make sure that you use aluminum-free or low-aluminum deodorant or antiperspirant.
• If you want a perfectly flat neckline, make sure to press it lightly after wash and/or give it a gentle ironing on the reversed side

• Hand wash cold
• Dry flat
• Do not tumble dry, use softener nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel.

CARE PRO TIPS

• The scarf should always be cleaned before storing away. Avoid hanging the scarf on hooks. This can cause distortion and even stress fibers to break. Instead, fold or roll gently and store in a covered container until the cold winds blow.
• Store together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.

• Hand wash cold only
• Do not machine wash
• Dry flat
• Iron at low temperature 110°C
• Do not tumble dry, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• If ironing is necessary, turn the sweater inside out and spray the garment with a little water before applying the iron to the garment surface gently. This will make crease removal easier
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Don't be alarmed if your sweater starts to pill. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface of your wool sweater, which can occur in any parts of your wool sweater. It mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment. It can easily be removed with a wool comb, carefully running down the garment without pressing down to hard. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, always turn our sweater inside out when washing and be careful while using it so you don't rub it on structured surfaces.
• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your sweater folded in your wardrobe, hanging it will cause stretching of fibers which can affect the length of the garment. Make sure that it is stored in a dry and cool place and avoid direct sunlight.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your merino sweater. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover.

• A correct choice of footwear is critical to the lifetime of your socks. If the insoles of your shoes are worn and knobbly, they can wear down the bottom of your socks.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your merino socks. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover
• Wash at 30°-40° Celsius
• Hang to dry
• Do not tumble, dry clean, iron nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Turn your socks inside out and straighten them out before washing
• Wash with similar colors to prevent bleeding and colour changes
• Air dry flat on a towel. If needed, carefully stretch back to its original shape before drying.
• Avoid fabric softener, it coats the wool fibers and reduce their ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature.

PRO CARE TIPS

• Regular foot care can prevent snags and ladders on your socks.
• Avoid using the socks on coarse wooden floors, since this can wear down the bottom of the socks.
• Place your socks flat in a drawer to keep the original shape for as long as possible. The "balling up" fold will damage the fibre and elasticity in the socks. Therefore, we recommend you to pair them up, lay them flat on eachother and fold or roll them together.
• Store the socks together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• As with the careful choice of sock, the careful and correct choice of footwear is also critical to the lifetime of your socks.

• Hand wash cold only
• Do not machine wash
• Dry flat
• Iron at low temperature 110°C
• Do not tumble dry, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• If ironing is necessary, turn the sweater inside out and spray the garment with a little water before applying the iron to the garment surface gently. This will make crease removal easier
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Don't be alarmed if your sweater starts to pill. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface of your wool sweater, which can occur in any parts of your wool sweater. It mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment. It can easily be removed with a wool comb, carefully running down the garment without pressing down to hard. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, always turn our sweater inside out when washing and be careful while using it so you don't rub it on structured surfaces.
• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your sweater folded in your wardrobe, hanging it will cause stretching of fibers which can affect the length of the garment. Make sure that it is stored in a dry and cool place and avoid direct sunlight.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your merino sweater. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover.

• Hand wash cold only
• Do not machine wash
• Dry flat
• Iron at low temperature 110°C
• Do not tumble dry, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• If ironing is necessary, turn the sweater inside out and spray the garment with a little water before applying the iron to the garment surface gently. This will make crease removal easier
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Don't be alarmed if your sweater starts to pill. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface of your wool sweater, which can occur in any parts of your wool sweater. It mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment. It can easily be removed with a wool comb, carefully running down the garment without pressing down to hard. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, always turn our sweater inside out when washing and be careful while using it so you don't rub it on structured surfaces.
• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your sweater folded in your wardrobe, hanging it will cause stretching of fibers which can affect the length of the garment. Make sure that it is stored in a dry and cool place and avoid direct sunlight.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your merino sweater. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover.

• Hand wash cold only
• Do not machine wash
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach
• Dry flat

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• If ironing is necessary, turn the sweater inside out and spray the garment with a little water before applying the iron to the garment surface gently. This will make crease removal easier
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Don't be alarmed if your sweater starts to pill. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface of your wool sweater, which can occur in any parts of your wool sweater. It mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment. It can easily be removed with a wool comb, carefully running down the garment without pressing down to hard. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, always turn our sweater inside out when washing and be careful while using it so you don't rub it on structured surfaces.
• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your sweater folded in your wardrobe, hanging it will cause stretching of fibers which can affect the length of the garment. Make sure that it is stored in a dry and cool place and avoid direct sunlight.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• Allow 1-2 days between wearing your merino sweater. This allows wrinkles to dissipate and the elasticity of the fibers to recover.

• Wash at 30°C
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble, dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that all of the shirt’s buttons are undone when washing, including collars and cuffs. If not, the button holes can become stretched and buttons come loose.
• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• Wash on low cycle to prevent creases and wrinkling
• Give the garment a good shake after wash and a light pull in the sleeves, plackets and side seams after wash to remove creases
• Hang dry to reduce wrinkles
• Spray the shirt with water before ironing to make it easier to remove creases

PRO CARE TIPS

• Oxford shirts are one of the few garments we actually recommend to keep on hangers in your wardrobe. Preferably on wide wooden hangers instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and seams which makes your shirt last longer.
• Button the shirt all the way up to maintain the shape when storing it.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• In case you lose a button, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one.

• Wash at 30° Celsius with similar colours on reverse
• Dark colors are prone to collecting lint/dust, use a lint-roller before and after laundry
• Wash on gentle cycle and hang dry
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature 150°C
• Do not tumble dry, do not dry clean nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that all of the shirt’s buttons are undone when washing, including collars and cuffs. If not, the button holes can become stretched and buttons come loose.
• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons.
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding.
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash.
• Properly fix and fold the collar while still damp to maintain the shape.
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing
• If needed, reshape the pique when it is still damp from the wash, so that both sides of the garment are the same length.

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your polos folded and lying flat in your wardrobe. Hangers can stretch out the fibers and cause hanger-bumps. If you insist on hanging your polos, use a wide hanger that supports the shoulders and avoid hanging it by the neck label.
• Button the shirt all the way up to maintain the shape when storing it.
• To avoid stains in the armpit, go easy on the deodorant and make sure that you use aluminum-free or low-aluminum deodorant or antiperspirant.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• In case you lose a button, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one.

• Wash at 30°C, low cycle
• Dry flat
• Do not use softener
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.

• Washing raw denim is OPTIONAL. View detailed care guide below and a full raw denim guide here
• Be aware of bleeding. Raw denim color rubs off onto lighter surfaces when new.
• Body width stretches with wear and shrinks back after wash - length shrinks up to 5% first wash
• Wash separately the first few times, hang to dry
• Do not tumble dry nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS You can freshen up your jacket by putting it on a hanger and airing it outside or at your window. If you would like to remove some spots. Take some mild detergent and a sponge. Soak the sponge with the detergent, rinse with water. Take the sponge and gently dap onto the spot. Now rinse the sponge fully with water and remove any access detergent from the jacket. Let the spot dry. This method might take some indigo away from the area where it is cleaned, leaving some patina. If you would prefer a more even look we recommend taken the jacket to the dry cleaner.

PRO CARE TIPS Store your Denim Jacket on hanger to avoid permanent crease marks. Air out frequently to avoid the need for washing.

• Washing raw denim is OPTIONAL. View detailed care guide below and a full raw denim guide here
• Be aware of bleeding. Raw denim color rubs off onto lighter surfaces when new.
• Body width stretches with wear and shrinks back after wash - length shrinks up to 5% first wash
• Wash separately the first few times, hang to dry
• Do not tumble dry nor bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

Washing raw denim is "optional" and depends on how you want them to end up looking and fitting. For a an in depth guide to raw denim check the denim care guide. If washed, a pair of raw denim should be worn for minimum six months before the first wash to get the best result. But it is also a matter of how much they have been used. To know when your denim are ready for their first wash, look for visual evidence of wear and tear, like creases and contrast where the indigo has bled out.

In short: Washing the denim after a shorter period of wear, will produce a more uniform indigo color. If you wait until you get visible evident on the denim, the result will be more high contrast fading points, “whiskers” or “honeycombs”. Other reasons to wait with the first wash of the denim is to minimize the shrinkage and the possibility for bleeding, the dye sets into the fabric over time. For more info on the outcome of washing your denim check the detailed care guide.

Before wash, turn the denim inside out and fasten the buttons in the front - this helps to cut down on friction created during the wash cycle and prevents fading of the denim.

We recommend two different options of washing the jeans:

• Soak the trousers in tepid water with a mild detergent for about one hour – do not scrub or rub! Remove the jeans from the water and rinse with water to remove any leftover dirt, dye or detergent. Roll the denims to remove any excess water.
• Wash the jean in machine on a gentle cycle. Make sure to wash them alone or with similar colors, as the indigo will bleed. Do not tumble dry.

To prevent your denims from wrinkles, remove promptly from the washing machine, turn the right side out and hang dry from the waistband. Stretch the inseam while the jeans are damp to avoid too much shrinkage lengthwise.

Put an old towel under the jeans to catch any dye that might drip.

• Wash at 40-60°C with similar colors
• Hang to dry
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Turn your socks inside out and straighten them out before washing
• Wash with similar colors to prevent bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the sock a careful shake after wash
• Stretch them out, give them a shake and hang to dry after wash

PRO CARE TIPS

• Regular foot care can prevent snags and ladders on your socks.
• Place your socks flat in a drawer to keep the original shape for as long as possible. The "balling up" fold will damage the fibre and elasticity in the socks. Therefore, we recommend you to pair them up, lay them flat on eachother and fold or roll them together.
• Store the socks together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.
• As with the careful choice of sock, the careful and correct choice of footwear is also critical to the lifetime of your socks.

• Wash at 30°C, low cycle
• Dry flat
• Do not use softener
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• In principle, avoid washing wool as much as possible. Unlike cotton and synthetic fabrics, pure merino wool does not retain odors and will stay fresh without wash. Just air it out occasionally and it will be good as new.
• If washing is needed, use detergent for delicates. If you machine wash, use wool program or hand wash cycle.
• Air dry flat on towel. Remove as many folds or creases as possible. If needed carefully stretch it back to its original shape before drying, otherwise wearing will naturally remove creases and stretch the garment back to original dimensions.
• We recommend you to not use fabric softener because they coat the wool fibers and reduce the fibers ability to naturally manage moisture and regulate your body temperature

PRO CARE TIPS

• Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of a dust roll which can make the short fibers to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment. Use a soft wool brush to remove dust and to place the wool fibres in line again.
• Store your wool garments together with cedar balls or other moth protecting material to prevent it from clothing moths.

• Wash at 30° Celsius
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at low temperature 110°C
• Do not tumble nor bleach *Dry clean, any solvent except Trichloroethylene

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that the button on the shorts is undone when washing. If not the button hole can become stretched and the button loose
• Wash inside out to preserve color and to maintain the surface of the buttons
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash.
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing
• Close zip before wash to prevent it from getting stuck in and break other garments.

PRO CARE TIPS

• If you get a stain on your garment, treat the stain straight away with a natural stain solution suitable for cotton. By doing so the stain will be already pre-cleaned, which makes the wash process easire and faster. Make sure to avoid stain solutions with bleach for the shorts, since bleach can remove the color out of the fabric and leave and unwanted light spot.
• To preserve the color and appearance of the fabric we suggest to wash the shorts turned inside out on low temperature and delicate cycle. This will help to save energy and the longevity of the garment.
• Air dry the shorts by hanging the garment, dryers can shrink the garment and leave unwanted creases
• Gently stretching the shorts when they come out of the machine will help decrease the amount of creases, for a clean look we recommend to give the shorts a gentle steam. If ironing is preferred, the shorts should be ironed while damp on low temperature turned inside out.
• In case you lose a button, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we'll send you a new one

• Wash at 30°C
• Hang to dry
• Iron at reverse at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble dry, bleach nor dry clean

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your sweatshirt folded and lying flat in your wardrobe, hangers can stretch out the fibers and affect the shape of the garment.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.

• Wash at 30°C
• Hang to dry
• Iron on reverse at medium temperature, 150°C
• Do not tumble, dry clean nor bleach

Detailed Wash Instructions

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing

Pro Care Tips

• Store your t-shirts folded and lying flat in your wardrobe. Hangers can stretch out the fibers and cause hanger-bumps. If you insist on hanging your t-shirts, use a wide hanger that supports the shoulders and avoid hanging it by the neck label.
• Don’t forget to insert the hangers from the bottom of the t-shirts to avoid unnecessary stretching of the collar.
• Avoid storing and drying in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.
• To avoid stains in the armpit, go easy on the deodorant and make sure that you use aluminum-free or low-aluminum deodorant or antiperspirant.

• Denim stretches with wear and shrinks back with wash
• Wash at 30° Celsius with similar colours on reverse
• Iron on reverse at low temperature
• Do not tumble dry, Do not Bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

Avoid storing in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker. Colour will continue fading and changing with wash, to maintain original appearance spot clean if possible. *Even though it's been washed the colour may still bleed so be mindful wearing bright colors or sitting on bright surfaces

• Professional Dry Clean Only
• Do not wash
• Do not bleach
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not iron

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS Air your garment after each wear in order to avoid the wool retaining any odours. If wrinkles occur on the fabric, we recommend steaming your coat. Steaming is gentler to the fabric fibers and helps the fabric to maintain its natural look. Make sure to hold the steamer 1-2 inches from the surface and in constant motion to get the best result.

PRO CARE TIPS Keep your wool coat on a hanger in your wardrobe. Preferably on a wide wooden hanger. Avoid wire hangers as they result in stress on the fabric and seams. Avoid squeezing your coat into a tightly packed closet since it may result in creasing which could be difficult to remove with a steamer.

Button the coat all the way up to maintain the shape when storing. Use a garment bag when storing the coat between seasons to avoid moths or other insects infesting the coat. For extra prevention store together with cedar balls that act as insect repellents.

Don't be alarmed if your coat starts to pill over time. Pilling is the natural formation of fuzzy balls on the surface which can occur in any parts of your coat but it mostly appears on sleeves, armpits and the sides of the garment due to friction. It can easily be removed by hand or with a wool brush or garment shaver. We can't guarantee that it won't occur but to reduce the risk of pilling, avoid repetitive friction from for example carrying your bag on the same shoulder.

Use a wool brush to clean your coat from any lint or dirt and to plce the wool fibres in line again. Some wool qualities can be sensitive against use of dust roll which can make the short fibres to come up on the surface and make pills on the garment.

In case you lose a button, don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected] and we’ll send you a new one.

• Use a damp cloth to wipe off any dust, dirt and debris from the belt
• Use a leather balm to prevent the leather from drying out
• If the buckle gets scratched or matte, polish it with a wax made for zink products
• Store the belt rolled up with the buckle on the outside of the roll so that it won't scratch the belt

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• If the belt needs to be cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it carefully and the dirt will go away. Just remember to not use too much water as that can damage the leather details and if water gets stuck in the weave, chances are that mold can occur.
• It could be a good idea to use a leather balm on the leather details to prevent the leather from drying out.
• If the buckle gets scratched or matte, you can polish it with a max made for zinc products and a cloth to freshen it up.
• Otherwise, the best way to take care of a belt is to wear it. It will look better and better the more it is worn.

CARE PRO TIPS

• If you're not going to wear your belt for a period, store in an upstairs living space. Do not store leather clothing in an attic, basement, or unheated area. Leather is susceptible to mold in damp basement areas and drying and cracking in hot areas like an attic.

• Wash at 30° Celsius
• Hang to dry
• Iron at medium temperature, 150° C
• Do not tumble, dry clean or bleach

DETAILED WASH INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash inside out to preserve color
• Wash with similar colors to prevent color bleeding
• To avoid creases, wash on low cycle and give the garment a careful shake after wash
• Hang dry to remove wrinkles and reduce the need for ironing
• Always zip the hoodie before wash to prevent it from getting stuck in and break other garments.

PRO CARE TIPS

• Store your hoodie folded and lying flat in your wardrobe, hangers can stretch out the fibers and affect the shape of the garment.
• Avoid storing cotton garments in direct sunlight to prevent colour changes, sunlight also makes the cotton fibres weaker.

• Dry clean professionally only
• Do not Iron
• Do not tumble dry nor bleach
• Apply water repellent treatment between season to maintain water repellance

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS

• Keep your car coat on a hanger in your wardrobe. Preferably on a wide wooden hanger instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and seams which makes your car coat last longer.
• Button the jacket all the way up to maintain the shape when storing.
• If wrinkles occur on the fabric, we recommend steaming your car coat. Steaming is gentler to the fabric fibers and helps the fabric to maintain its natural look. Make sure to hold the steamer 1-2 inches from the surface and in constant motion to get the best result.
• Avoid dry cleaning by airing or spot cleaning your garment by using a damp cloth, in order to prolong the longevity of the water repellent treatment and to be kind to the environment.
• The water-repellent treatment is for light water contact and the treatment can wear off after time. But it can easily be renewed by using a water-repellent spray.
• Use a garment brush to brush of dust or lint.

• Dry clean professionally only
• Do not Iron
• Do not tumble dry nor bleach
• Apply water repellent treatment between season to maintain water repellance

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS

• Keep your vest on a hanger in your wardrobe. Preferably on a wide wooden hanger instead of wire hangers as they result in less stress on the fabric and seams which makes your car coat last longer.
• Button the jacket all the way up to maintain the shape when storing.
• If wrinkles occur on the fabric, we recommend steaming your car coat. Steaming is gentler to the fabric fibers and helps the fabric to maintain its natural look. Make sure to hold the steamer 1-2 inches from the surface and in constant motion to get the best result.
• Avoid dry cleaning by airing or spot cleaning your garment by using a damp cloth, in order to prolong the longevity of the water repellent treatment and to be kind to the environment.
• The water-repellent treatment is for light water contact and the treatment can wear off after time. But it can easily be renewed by using a water-repellent spray.
• Use a garment brush to brush of dust or lint.