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Every garment label tells a story. Here's exactly what those tiny icons mean — and why they matter.
Safe for machine wash. Check the number inside — it indicates the maximum water temperature in °C. More dots on older labels = hotter water.
SafeGently wash by hand in cool or lukewarm water (max 30°C). Never twist, wring, or scrub — gently squeeze water through the fabric.
GentleWater will damage this fabric type. Use professional dry cleaning or spot cleaning only. Common on delicate structured garments.
AvoidChlorine bleach is safe to use. A triangle with two diagonal lines means non-chlorine / colour-safe bleach only. An empty triangle = any bleach.
SafeProfessional dry cleaning is required. The letter inside the circle specifies the solvent — P = perchloroethylene, F = petroleum only.
Pro OnlyA circle in a square indicates tumble drying is allowed. Dots inside indicate heat: one dot = low heat, two = medium, three = high heat setting.
SafeAir dry only. Machine tumble drying will cause shrinkage, shape distortion, or fibre damage for this garment. Lay flat or hang to dry.
AvoidIroning is safe. One dot = low (silk/synthetics up to 110°C), two dots = medium (wool/polyester up to 150°C), three dots = high (cotton/linen up to 200°C).
Temp VariesHeat from an iron will permanently damage the fabric, embellishments, prints, or special finishes on this garment. Steam pressing is also not safe.
AvoidAfter washing, reshape the garment and dry horizontally on a clean, dry surface. Hanging will cause the garment to stretch and distort its original shape.
RecommendedDifferent fabrics have different needs. Select your garment's fabric type to see the correct care instructions.
Breathable, durable, and the most common fabric in our collection. Cotton is very forgiving but can shrink significantly if washed at high temperatures — especially in the first wash.
Lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, and moisture-wicking. Our activewear, performance tees, and technical pieces are often 100% polyester or poly-blend fabrics that need gentle handling.
Our denim pieces are designed to age beautifully and develop a unique character over time. Minimal washing is the #1 rule with denim — it keeps the indigo colour rich and deep while preventing premature fading.
Our hoodies and sweatshirts are made from 280–320 GSM premium fleece designed for daily wear. Correct care keeps the fleece soft, prevents pilling, and protects screen prints and embroidery from cracking or peeling.
Linen is a natural, breathable fabric that actually gets softer and more beautiful with age and wear. Handle it gently and it will reward you with years of comfortable, elegant wear across all seasons.
Using the wrong wash temperature is the number one reason clothes get damaged or shrink. Use this guide for every wash.
The most important rule: act immediately. The longer a stain sits in the fabric, the harder it becomes to remove completely.
How you store your clothes between wears is just as important as how you wash them. Small habits make a big difference.
Simple habits that make the biggest difference to how long your garments last and how good they look.
A comprehensive reference card for every garment care symbol you will ever encounter on a clothing label.