CARE GUIDE
Denim
Denim naturally softens, fades, and develops character over time. To help preserve its colour and structure, wash only when necessary, turn the garment inside out, and wash separately or with similar colours using cold water, a gentle cycle, and mild detergent. Avoid bleach and tumble drying, and allow the garment to air dry in the shade. Iron on low to medium heat if needed.Â
Raw and dark denim require extra care as the dye may transfer onto lighter garments, bags, furniture, or other surfaces. Raw denim should be washed as infrequently as possible to preserve its original colour and allow the fabric to develop a natural fade pattern over time.
Leather
Leather should be handled gently to preserve its texture, shape, and finish. Avoid machine washing, soaking, or prolonged exposure to water, heat, and direct sunlight. For light cleaning, wipe the surface carefully with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and allow it to dry naturally at room temperature. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, oils, alcohol, and harsh chemicals, as these may affect the finish or colour. Store leather items in a cool, dry place and avoid excessive folding or pressure that may cause creasing or distortion. For stains or deeper cleaning, professional leather cleaning is recommended.
This version works more universally across bags, jackets, trousers, skirts, and smaller leather accessories.
Suede
Suede is a delicate material that requires extra care to protect its soft texture and surface finish. Avoid machine washing and direct contact with water whenever possible. Use a soft suede brush to gently remove surface dust and help restore the nap. If the material becomes damp, blot it carefully with a clean, dry cloth without rubbing, then allow it to dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid contact with oils, perfumes, and other liquids that may cause staining. Store suede items in a cool, dry place and avoid excessive pressure or friction that may affect the surface. For persistent stains or deeper cleaning, professional suede cleaning is recommended.
This version works more universally across bags, jackets, trousers, skirts, and smaller leather accessories.
Cotton
Cotton is generally easy to care for, although washing requirements may vary depending on the garment's finish, print, or construction. Wash with similar colours using cold or lukewarm water, a gentle cycle, and mild detergent. Printed or embellished garments should be turned inside out before washing to help protect the surface. Avoid bleach unless specifically permitted on the care label, and air dry where possible to reduce shrinkage and preserve the garment's shape. If ironing is needed, use low to medium heat and avoid ironing directly over prints, graphics, or embellishments.