Classic & Sport Jackets, Suits, Vests, Coats, Overcoats
- If the care label indicates that washing is permitted, it should be washed on a delicate cycle.
- Machine washing items recommended for dry cleaning only may cause the fabric and shape to deteriorate.
- During ironing, direct iron application to the fabric should be avoided; an intermediate cloth must be used to prevent shining.
- Felted fabrics should be rested before wearing and brushed in the direction of the nap with a garment brush after use.
- Padded items should be stored on their original hangers. This helps maintain the product's shape.
- Seasonal outerwear (coats, overcoats, etc.) can be preserved for long-term use by storing them in their original garment bags.
Pants & Skirts
- Washing must be done according to the care label.
- Machine washing is not recommended for products marked for dry cleaning only.
- Garment-dyed products may bleed color during the first washes; it is recommended to wash them inside out and with similar colors.
- With denim products, due to indigo dyeing, color transfer to light-colored items may occur. They should be washed separately during the first washes.
- Accessories (belts, etc.) on the product should be removed before cleaning.
Shirts & Tunics
- The machine should not be overfilled; otherwise, the fabric may wrinkle excessively.
- Shirts and tunics flatten more easily if ironed when slightly damp.
- Collar and cuff areas should be ironed from the inside out to prevent the fabric from shining.
Shawls & Scarves
- Shawls should be hand-washed or machine-washed on a delicate cycle at a maximum of 30°C.
- Using a tumble dryer is not recommended. It is advisable to air dry by laying flat.
- Products should be ironed inside out and at a low temperature.
- Bleach and chlorine should never be used.
- It is recommended to wash with similar colors during the first washes; color transfer may occur.