Proper care preserves both appearance and longevity.
Considered handling.
Gentle maintenance.
Long-term wear.
Follow care labels.
Avoid excessive washing.
Store with intention.
Each garment is designed to be worn and lived in, not over-processed.
We recommend washing only when necessary and following the care instructions provided on the label.
Gentle cycles and low temperatures help maintain fabric integrity and shape.
Air drying is preferred whenever possible, as it reduces stress on fibers.
If ironing is required, use moderate heat and avoid prolonged contact.
For delicate fabrics or structured pieces, professional cleaning may be the most appropriate option.
Proper storage also plays an important role.
Garments should be stored in a clean, dry environment, folded or hung according to fabric type.
Avoid overcrowding to allow materials to rest and retain form.
Care is part of the design process.