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The Care Program

By laundering more carefully, you extend the life of your garments, making the most of your investment and helping you make do with less. What's more, a large portion of a garment's lifecycle impact (and a significant portion of your energy bill) comes from doing your laundry. Luckily, taking good care of your garments, and using less resources, doesn’t actually take more time or effort. All it requires is a little know-how.

Care Guides

All garments need and deserve some tender love and care. In our guides we share how to wash, dry and even store your garments in the best, safest and most environmentally friendly way possible. We cover everything from general tips and tricks to guides on how to break in your raw denim. Unlike your regular professional instructions we strongly encourage you to try this at home.

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Stain Guides

Stains happen to the best of us. Unfortunately there’s no universal treatment and you’ll have to tackle whatever life throws at you on a case-by-case basis, from pasta sauce to red wine. Simply putting them in the washer and hoping for the best rarely works which is why we’re sharing some tried and tested recommendations for some of the most common and tricky stains you may encounter.

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PROPER GARMENT CARE SAVES TIME, MONEY AND RESOURCES

As you can tell from the scenario guide in the tables below, washing at 30°C (cold) and line drying vs. washing at 40°C (warm) and tumble drying can have a 1/5th of the emissions (and energy costs). Over a lifetime of a garment, that's a significant difference. The tables compare the laundry impact of one 190gsm T-Shirt (our men's t-shirt) across a hypothetical lifetime of 50 laundry cycles vs. a single full load. Numbers are based on average European white-goods energy ratings, average European energy sources and machine capacity utilisation. Find out more about or impact calculations here.

USE PHASE IMPACT OF 1 T-SHIRT (50 LAUNDRY CYCLES)

	Wash temperature & drying type	Emissions per wash cycle	Emissions per drying cycle	Number of cycles	Total emissions	Total energy consumption
180gsm T-Shirt share of 7kg/15lb load	40°C (warm) + tumble dry	6.9 g CO2e	29 g CO2e	50	1798.9 g CO2e	203 kWh
180gsm T-Shirt share of 7kg/15lb load	30°C (cold) + line dry	5.9 g CO2e	0	50	295.5 g CO2e	30 kWh
180gsm T-Shirt share of 7kg/15lb load	EU avg. (41°C, 12% tumble 88% line dry)	7.2 g CO2e	3.5 g CO2e	50	532.5 g CO2e	57 kWh

IMPACT OF 1 LAUNDRY LOAD: 3 SCENARIOS

	Wash temperature & drying type	Emissions per wash cycle	Emissions per drying cycle	Number of cycles	Total emissions	Total energy consumption
One load, 7kg/15lb of laundry	40°C (warm) + tumble dry	247 g CO2e	1067 g CO2e	1	1314 g CO2e	149 kWh
One load, 7kg/15lb of laundry	30°C (cold) + line dry	210 g CO2e	0	1	209 g CO2e	21 kWh
One load, 7kg/15lb of laundry	EU avg. (41°C, 12% tumble 88% line dry)	252 g CO2e	128 g CO2e	1	380 g CO2e	41 kWh