General Care Instructions

•Sort by color: Wash light, dark, and colored garments separately to prevent
discoloration.
•Appropriate temperatures: Use a wash temperature that matches the fabric
type. You can never go wrong with a washing temperature of 30°C.
•Gentle detergents: Use a mild detergent suitable for the fabric
type. Frequent use of fabric softener can negatively affect the lifespan of many
textiles.
•Avoid overloading: Do not overload the washing machine to protect the fibers.
Use a lower spin speed in the washing machine to avoid damaging the clothes.

•Air dry: If possible, hang clothes outdoors to save energy and protect the fibers.
•No direct sunlight: Avoid direct sunlight, especially for colored textiles, as they may fade.
•Use dryer sparingly: Some fabrics are not suitable for the dryer – check the care label.

•Consider the type of fabric: Set the correct temperature for the respective type of fabric.
Some textiles, such as synthetics or wool, require only low heat.
•Use a steam iron: For a smooth result and to protect the
fibers, a steam iron is ideal.

•Let clothes breathe: Store clothes in a dry, well-ventilated
place to prevent mold or odors.
•Use hangers: Hang delicate clothes on hangers to help them
retain their shape