Why Fabric Care Matters
A great outfit is only as good as how well it holds up over time. Proper care not only keeps your clothes looking fresh, it extends their life and reduces waste. Here's how to care for the fabrics you'll find most often in our collections.
Cotton
Cotton is durable and breathable, but it can shrink in high heat. Wash in cold water and air dry when possible to keep the fit true to size.
Linen
Linen wrinkles easily, but that's part of its charm. Wash on a gentle cycle, avoid the dryer, and hang while damp to let wrinkles fall out naturally.
Wool and Knits
Hand wash or use a wool-specific cycle in cold water. Always lay knitwear flat to dry, hanging can stretch the fibers out of shape.
Denim
Wash denim inside out and less often than you think, this helps preserve color and shape. Cold water and line drying will keep your favorite jeans looking new for years.
Silk and Delicates
Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent, or opt for dry cleaning for structured pieces. Avoid wringing, instead press out excess water gently with a towel.
A Few General Rules
Always check the care label before washing anything new, sort by color and fabric weight, and skip the dryer whenever you can. Your wardrobe will thank you.
Have a fabric question we didn't cover? Reach out, we're happy to help you keep your pieces looking their best.
