#1 Wash regularly with a small amount of wool detergent on a wool wash program. Since the wool usually pills during washing, there’s no need to de-pill your garment afterwards. If it does, you can use a cashmere comb.

#2 Do not use fabric softener.

#3 Lay flat to dry, away from direct sunlight.

#1 Always iron your garment while slightly damp and shape it while ironing.

#2 Viscose may shrink a bit during washing and drying, but it will return to its original shape when ironed with steam.

#3 For printed items, wash them inside out to preserve the design.

#4 Don't overload the washing machine (half full is ideal).

#5 Use a moderate amount of liquid detergent for best results.

#6 Avoid drying in direct sunlight: instead, opt for hanging them to dry.

#1 Use a wool detergent on the machine's wool program for washing.

#2 Lay flat to dry and gently de-pill by hand. Keep in mind that de-pilling may be more challenging if the garment contains synthetic fibers.

#3 Just like with cashmere, regular washing is key!

#1 Linen is a sturdy fiber when dry, but it can become fragile when wet (potentially leading to tears or thinning with holes) so keep that in mind.

#2 Machine wash them at 30°C with a small amount of gentle, liquid detergent.

#3 Opt for hang drying instead of using a dryer.

#4 Linen may feel a bit stiff after washing and ironing, but it quickly absorbs moisture from your body, making it more comfortable to wear. It’s best to iron your linen garments while slightly damp.

#1 True denim often uses indigo dyes that may bleed during wear. So, be cautious when sitting on white couches or wearing white tops with your jeans, as they can always transfer color. Usually, blue stains on white clothing can be easily removed.

#2 Jeans tend to stretch slightly, but they will regain their original fit after washing. Only jeans with T400 polyester won't stretch, and you can often find this information on the care label. Lighter jeans tend to stretch more, while darker ones feel sturdier.

#3 Always wash and iron them inside out. When machine-washing, ensure it's only half full, as overloading can cause white streaks on your pants that won't go away.

#4 Never wash dark clothing with a bleach-containing product, as it can cause white spots.

#1 Hand wash or use a wool/silk program on your washing machine.

#2 Always wash silk separately.

#3 Use a specialized silk or wool detergent and use a minimal amount.

#4 Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric.

#5 Remember to wash and iron them inside out.

#6 When ironing, use a low temperature setting.

#7 Skip the fabric softener, as it can often dull the shine of silk.