Because every piece, thoughtfully designed for your moments in life,
Stays with you, soft and dependable, day after day.
It deserves a little TLC
To keep its beauty and softness intact, wash after wash,
Just like the first day.
OUR CARE TIPS BY FABRIC
Cotton
🧼 WASHING 🧼
- Wash inside out with zippers closed at low temperatures (30°C max) to protect the fibers.
- Use a gentle detergent, ideally without bleaching agents, to maintain vibrant colors.
- Pre-treat stains with soap before machine washing.
🌀 SPIN & DRYING 🌀
- Gentle spin cycle, max 800 RPM.
- Avoid tumble drying to prevent fabric damage.
💨 IRONING 💨
- Iron inside out at 180°-200°C max to protect colors and details.
- Use a pressing cloth (a slightly damp cloth between the iron and garment) for extra care on delicate areas.
💡TEAM TIP💡
For best results, while your garment is still slightly damp, steam or iron it inside out. Gently stretch the body and sleeves with an upward and downward motion to keep it looking its best.
Wool
(Not including the Sherpa)
💧 HAND-WASHING 💧
The most recommended method:
- Soak the garment, with zippers closed and inside out, in cold water with a gentle detergent (specifically for wool handwashing).
- Let it sit for about 20 minutes. Avoid rubbing or wringing the fabric.
🌀 SPIN & DRYING 🌀
- Pre-dry by rolling the garment in a dry towel; repeat if necessary.
- Lay flat to dry and store folded instead of on a hanger to prevent stretching.
🌬️ DID YOU KNOW? 🌬️
Wool is self-cleaning thanks to oxygen. Regularly air out your wool sweaters, and they’ll naturally refresh themselves!
The Sherpa
🧼 WASHING 🧼
- Dry cleaning with zippers closed is recommended.
- For stains, use a damp cloth with a bit of soap and gently rub.
- When possible, simply air out your piece near a window.
🌬️ DID YOU KNOW? 🌬️
Thanks to its fluffy structure, sherpa provides excellent thermal insulation while being irresistibly soft.
Viscose
Items containing Print
🧼 WASHING 🧼
- Hand wash inside out with zippers closed.
- Use a gentle detergent, ideally without bleaching agents, to maintain vibrant colors.
💨 IRONING 💨
- Iron at 150°-180°C max, and always inside out, to protect colors and details.
- Use a pressing cloth (a slightly damp cloth between the iron and garment) for extra softness on delicate areas.
💡 TEAM TIP 💡
While your garment is still slightly damp, steam or iron it inside out. Gently stretch the body and sleeves with an upward and downward motion to keep it looking its best.
Swimsuits
🧼 WASHING 🧼
- Hand wash recommended with a gentle detergent.
🌀 SPIN & DRYING 🌀
- Spin cycle is not recommended.
- Absolutely avoid tumble drying: let the garment air dry.
💨 IRONING 💨
- Do not iron.
💡 TEAM TIP 💡
After swimming in the sea, doing a triple somersault in the pool, or even after a spa session 🧖♀️, we highly recommend rinsing your swimsuit with clean water to preserve both its color and materials like the elastic.
FAQ
No, avoid the tumble dryer as it can weaken the fibers.
For knitwear, we recommend laying them flat to dry and storing them folded on a shelf.
Wash your clothes inside out and use a gentle detergent. Also, avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight.
Here are our natural tips to tackle everyday stains without harming your clothes:
Milk Stains: Mix a small amount of baking soda with water to form a paste. Apply to the stain, let it sit for 10 minutes, then rinse and wash as usual.
Food Stains (like carrot puree!): Dab the stain with diluted white vinegar, let it sit for a few minutes, then wash. For more stubborn stains, gentle Marseille soap works wonders.
Grease Stains: Immediately sprinkle with talcum powder or cornstarch to absorb excess grease, let it sit for 15 minutes, gently brush, and wash according to recommendations.
Pills can appear due to excess material and friction, especially on new items. They will naturally disappear over time.
You can use an electric fabric shaver to remove them from a garment laid flat and gently stretched.
Note: Excessive use may affect the softness and appearance of your garment.