54% Polyester 20% Acrylic 20% Nylon 6% Wool
CARE FOR OUR GARMENTS
Each garment is designed to retain its feel, shape, and beauty over time. Each fiber has its own characteristics and requires specific care.
Gentle washing, proper drying, and correct storage help maintain the original qualities of each garment. Before washing, always check the composition and care instructions on the label.
POLYESTER
Lightweight, strong, and stable, polyester is a fiber known for its durability and its ability to retain the shape and appearance of the garment with wear. Its easy maintenance allows you to enjoy garments for longer while preserving their original qualities.
· WASHING
Polyester garments should always be washed according to the specific instructions on the label. In general, gentle washing at a low temperature is recommended.
- Use a mild detergent in the recommended amount.
- Avoid high temperatures, as they can affect the feel and appearance of the fabric.
- Do not use excessively long or intense wash cycles.
- Soaking the garment is not necessary.
Gentle washing at a low temperature helps preserve the structure, feel, and appearance of the fabric.
· DRYING
Whenever possible, it is recommended to let the garment air dry away from direct heat sources. Do not expose it to direct sunlight for extended periods.
Dry flat to help preserve its shape. Do not tumble dry unless the garment label expressly states otherwise.
· IRONING
Polyester usually wrinkles easily and requires little ironing. If necessary, use a low temperature and preferably iron on the reverse side.
Steam can help gently restore the shape of the garment. Do not apply the iron directly to the fabric at high temperatures.
· CARE AND STORAGE
Polyester is a strong, easy-care fiber. To preserve the appearance of the garment for longer, avoid unnecessary washing and allow it to air out between uses.
Knitted garments should be stored folded, especially heavier items, to prevent them from losing their shape over time. Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, protected from moisture and prolonged exposure to light.
