When taking your jacket out of its packaging, it’s best to let it breathe on a hanger for some time before the first use.

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.

Please don’t hang your puffer in a cramped cupboard if you want to keep them full and fresh.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

It isn't rocket science, but there are some ground rules when it comes to ironing pants and trousers:

- Always iron at a low to medium temperature only and do not iron prints or hardware.

- Pockets and waistbands should be ironed first. Turn the pockets inside out before you iron them and press the iron shortly on your waistband without moving it.

- If your pants have a marked crease along the center of the legs, you must hold both seams of the leg on the ironing board sideways and press the iron down at the top of the pants to the bottom.

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

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.

When you first receive your wool, mohair, or cashmere item, allow it to air out on a hanger for a while. This helps any packing creases to settle and the fibers to relax.

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.

When storing your wool, mohair, or cashmere items, fold them neatly and keep them in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging as this can distort the shape.

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

Hand wash: If necessary, 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. 

Dry flat: 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.

Taking care of your jacket is pretty easy. There are only a few things that are an absolute no go.

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

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

To keep your jacket from losing shape, it’s best to empty your pockets before hanging them.

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.