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Product Care Guides
Product Care Guides
Try not to wash your jersey garments more often than necessary. If they have only been worn briefly and are still fresh, simply airing them on a hanger or clothes rack can often be enough. For small marks, use a clean damp cloth and gently dab the area rather than washing the whole garment.
We recommend washing your jersey at 30 degrees on a gentle or hand wash cycle. A low temperature is kinder to the cotton fibres, helps to minimise shrinkage and uses less energy.
It is best to wash your jersey inside out. This helps to protect the surface of the fabric from rubbing against other garments in the washing machine, which can cause fading and bobbling over time. Wash with similar colours, particularly when the garment is new, as some dyed fabrics can release excess colour duringwashing.
Try not to wash your jersey garments more often than necessary. If they have only been worn briefly and are still fresh, simply airing them on a hanger or clothes rack can often be enough. For small marks, use a clean damp cloth and gently dab the area rather than washing the whole garment.
We recommend washing your jersey at 30 degrees on a gentle or hand wash cycle. A low temperature is kinder to the cotton fibres, helps to minimise shrinkage and uses less energy.
It is best to wash your jersey inside out. This helps to protect the surface of the fabric from rubbing against other garments in the washing machine, which can cause fading and bobbling over time. Wash with similar colours, particularly when the garment is new, as some dyed fabrics can release excess colour duringwashing.
Take your jersey out of the washing machine as soon as the cycle has finished and give it a good shake to remove creases. While it is still damp, carefully flatten and reshape the garment.
Do not tumble dry your jersey. The heat and movement can
cause unnecessary shrinkage and put extra stress on the fibres. Instead, leave your garment to dry naturally and flat. Avoid hanging heavy, wet jersey, as the weight of the water can stretch the fabric and alter its shape.
If your jersey needs ironing, iron it inside out. Use a medium heat and gently smooth out any remaining creases.
Take your jersey out of the washing machine as soon as the cycle has finished and give it a good shake to remove creases. While it is still damp, carefully flatten and reshape the garment.
Do not tumble dry your jersey. The heat and movement can
cause unnecessary shrinkage and put extra stress on the fibres. Instead, leave your garment to dry naturally and flat. Avoid hanging heavy, wet jersey, as the weight of the water can stretch the fabric and alter its shape.
If your jersey needs ironing, iron it inside out. Use a medium heat and gently smooth out any remaining creases.
It is best to thoroughly flatten your jeans before you dry them. Make this a part of your jeans care routine. Any creases you leave to dry in will be hard to get out when ironing, and this can lead to uneven wear and fading on the denim. Ideally give your jeans an iron, inside out, while they are still damp. And then let them dry flat. Never tumble dry your jeans. We know some people who say put your jeans back on when still a tiny bit damp, which will help them dry in just the right form. But this isn’t for everyone.
Pure cotton jeans can be ironed on a hot cotton setting. If they’re a stretch denim then they should be ironed a little cooler. If you’ve let your jeans dry completely use the spray on your iron, or a water spray bottle to dampen them before you iron. Give them a spray, and let it soak in for a moment before ironing.
It is best to thoroughly flatten your jeans before you dry them. Make this a part of your jeans care routine. Any creases you leave to dry in will be hard to get out when ironing, and this can lead to uneven wear and fading on the denim. Ideally give your jeans an iron, inside out, while they are still damp. And then let them dry flat. Never tumble dry your jeans. We know some people who say put your jeans back on when still a tiny bit damp, which will help them dry in just the right form. But this isn’t for everyone.
Pure cotton jeans can be ironed on a hot cotton setting. If they’re a stretch denim then they should be ironed a little cooler. If you’ve let your jeans dry completely use the spray on your iron, or a water spray bottle to dampen them before you iron. Give them a spray, and let it soak in for a moment before ironing.
All of our jersey is made using natural cotton, which can shrink when washed, particularly during the first few washes. Washing at 30 degrees, avoiding tumble drying and reshape when damp.
Some shrinkage is a natural characteristic of cotton and cannot be completely avoided without chemical treatments. With the right care, your jersey should retain its shape, softness and colour for many years of wear.
All of our jersey is made using natural cotton, which can shrink when washed, particularly during the first few washes. Washing at 30 degrees, avoiding tumble drying and reshape when damp.
Some shrinkage is a natural characteristic of cotton and cannot be completely avoided without chemical treatments. With the right care, your jersey should retain its shape, softness and colour for many years of wear.
