Black wool jacket

Cotton Care: We recommend washing this garment made from natural cotton separately, using a delicate cycle, without pre-soaking. The maximum washing temperature is 40°C. Avoid bleaching the fabric. You can tumble dry at a lower temperature. Iron the garment at a temperature not exceeding 150°C.

Viscose Care: This garment should be hand-washed or machine-washed in a delicate cycle. Ironing can be done through a damp cloth at a temperature not exceeding 150°C in the ‘silk’ mode.

Nettle Fabric: For optimal care, hand-wash or use a washing machine at 40°C. Use a steamer for ironing.

Linen Fabric: Wash linen fabrics at a maximum temperature of 30°C in a delicate cycle. Avoid bleaching. Air-dry the linen garment on a line or hanger after washing with wringing.

Polyester: Set the washing cycle to normal and use a mild detergent. Since polyester is a synthetic material, high temperatures can destroy the fibers and damage the garment. Therefore, we recommend washing polyester in warm or cold water at 30-40 °C. Iron at the lowest temperature, preferably with a steamer.

Wool: Wool is self-cleaning and should not be washed too often. Instead, you should simply air it out, preferably outside, but not in direct sunlight. If you must wash it, make sure to separate light and dark colors and do not mix wool with other fabrics, as this can cause pilling. If your washing machine has a wool cycle, use it. If not, use a gentle or delicate cycle with cold water. Never wash wool in hot water, as this will weaken the fibers and cause the fabric to shrink. Iron wool items at a temperature no higher than 150 degrees; For ironing, it is recommended to use the steam mode.

Denim cotton: It is recommended to select a delicate washing mode. In this case, the washing machine will not damage the product during operation. It is recommended to wash in cool water, as this will help preserve the color of the denim and prevent shrinkage of the product. When ironing, do not exceed the iron temperature of 150 degrees.

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