RESPONSIBLE USE

Always inside out to protect the fibers. Use cold or low-temperature water to prevent shrinking, preserve colors, and save energy.

Avoid bleach and harsh products. Use mild or eco-friendly detergents to keep the fabric soft.

Wash white and colored garments separately to avoid color transfer and preserve their original tones.

Always inside out to protect the fibers. Use cold or low-temperature water to prevent shrinking, preserve colors, and save energy.

You don’t need to wash after every wear. Air out your clothes to keep them fresh without unnecessary wear.

Use a low temperature, always inside out or with a protective cloth to avoid damaging prints and fibers.

Treat them as soon as possible with gentle products. For tougher stains, soak before washing using natural or delicate-fabric solutions.

It’s normal for little fabric balls to appear over time. You can remove them with a fabric shaver or razor, but remember: it doesn’t mean your garment is old — it just means it’s been part of your story.

A missing button or loose seam isn’t the end. Fixing your clothes—at home or with a pro—can give them many more years of life.

When you’re done with it, don’t throw it away. Donate or recycle it at collection points (coming soon to our stores!).