GIVE IT SOME AIR

When removing your jacket from its packaging, it’s best to let it breathe on a hanger for a while before its first use. To keep your puffer full and fresh, avoid hanging it in a cramped cupboard.

THEY DON'T LIKE WATER TOO MUCH

Our puffers are made from water-resistant fabric but are not waterproof. Try to keep it from getting soaked. Got caught up in the rain? Let your puffer dry in the fresh air by hanging it anywhere it has breathing room. Puffer jackets do not like tight spaces.

GOT DIRTY?

Do not wash, iron, bleach, or tumble dry. To clean your puffer jacket, 'dry clean with caution' is advised.

TO KEEP THEM CRISP

Always iron at low to medium temperatures and never ever iron on prints. Also do not tumble dry or bleach prints, ever.

TAKE IT EASY

We know you like us, the feeling is mutual but please give us a few days between each wear. Excess wear will cause us to lose shape.

GOT DIRTY?

Wash with similar colors on a 30-degree delicate cycle, then air dry.

This is how you’ll show your trousers and pants the love they need:

MINIMIZE WASHING

We all like it fresh and clean but minimizing machine washing your pants and trousers will extend their shelf life.

GOT DIRTY?

When you need to wash your pants or trousers, always wash them inside out on 30 degree delicate wash then air dry. Depending on the material, the specific wash instructions might vary. So always ready the care label inside your item before washing or dry cleaning.

Our tees aren’t high maintenance, but here are some clever tricks to keep them at their best:

They don’t like it hot

Always iron at low to medium temperatures and never ever iron on prints. Also do not tumble dry or bleach prints, ever.

Got dirty?

Turn your tees inside out before putting them in the washing machine. Wash separately and on a 30 degree delicate wash. If possible, try to skip machine wash and dryers every chance you get. Minimizing machine washing will maintain your t-shirt’s vibrancy, elasticity, and material quality in the long run.

Avoid frequent washing

These natural fibers have self-cleaning properties, so frequent washing is unnecessary. Instead, air them out regularly to keep them fresh. If you do need to clean them, opt for gentle hand washing in cold water or use a specialist dry cleaner.

Got dirty?

Wash by hand in cold water with a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics. Do not wring or twist; instead, gently press out excess water. To dry, lay the garment flat on a clean towel to dry, reshaping it as it dries. Avoid hanging or tumble drying, as this can cause stretching and damage.

Spot clean

Gently blot the stain with a clean cloth and cold water. Avoid rubbing as this can damage the fibers.

We like our space

Not hanging your coats in a cramped cupboard and giving it some air will help to keep the material stay crisp.

This is a no go

Do not iron prints or hardware and do not tumble dry or bleach.

Got dirty?

Wash separately and on a 30 degree delicate washing program then air dry on a hanger. Read the care label attached to the inside of the jacket for specific details and instructions. To minimize wear and tear, don't wash it too often.

MEND WHEN BROKEN

We encourage you to repair rather than replace. A simple mend can extend the life of your favorite piece and reduce waste.

SECOND LIFE

When your clothing has served its purpose, consider giving it a second life. Donate, sell, or repurpose items to reduce their environmental impact.

CARE FOR LONGEVITY

Proper care can make all the difference. Follow the washing instructions carefully, avoid over-washing, and store your garments with care.