Caring for Natural Fibres

Wash less, air more

Frequent washing breaks down fibers faster than wear itself. Airing garments and spot-cleaning extends their life considerably.

Natural fibers recover shape better when they are rested between wears.

Use lower temperatures

Cold or low-temperature cycles are enough for most garments and preserve color depth.

Avoid aggressive spin settings for wool and fine knits.

• Linen: cool wash, hang dry
• Wool: gentle cycle or hand wash
• Cotton: cool wash, medium spin

Store for structure

Fold heavy knitwear to avoid shoulder distortion. Use broad hangers for tailoring and coats.

Add cedar blocks in storage to protect natural fibers without chemical odors.