Always begin with the care label — these instructions are designed to preserve both the fabric and its craftsmanship.

• Wash gently, following the specific directions for each fibre.
  
• Use a mild, eco-friendly detergent free from harsh chemicals.
  
• Wash only when necessary; fresh air and a gentle shake can often refresh between wears.

Patience preserves.

• Lay flat or dry on a rack in the shade to maintain shape and colour.
  
• Avoid tumble drying — natural fibres prefer to dry slowly, with care.

A moment of ritual.

• Steam or lightly press garments while still a little damp.
  
• Use a cloth between the iron and delicate fibres like cashmere and wool.
  
• Think of ironing not just as upkeep, but as a pause — smoothing fabric and reconnecting with what you wear.

Every stitch extends a story.

• Reattach a button, mend a seam, or embrace visible mending as a celebration of wear.
  
• For knitwear, gentle hand stitching or professional mending will keep it in rotation.
  
• Repairing is an act of care — for your garment, and for the world.

When repair is no longer possible, your clothes still have value.

• Through our partnership with UPPAREL®, you can ensure worn-out garments are responsibly upcycled or recycled into new resources.
  
• Nothing wasted, everything reimagined.

A return to the earth.

• Garments made from 100% natural fibres can be cut into small pieces and placed in your home compost.
  
• In the right environment, they will break down within months — leaving no trace, only nourishment for the soil.