Linen, renowned for its natural lustre and cooling properties, has an effortless quality and requires minimal care.

• To preserve linen's structural integrity, we recommend cold hand wash or a gentle machine wash separately
• The fabric's inherent strength and beauty are best maintained by air-drying in shade, and creases can be easily managed with light iron or steam if needed

By embracing these simple care instructions, you can ensure that your linen apparel remains a cherished component of your wardrobe, aligning with our philosophy of creating lasting, quality pieces.

Cotton, a breathable and versatile fabric, requires gentle care to maintain its unique crisp properties and comfort.

• When washing cotton garments, opt for a gentle cycle to preserve the fabric's integrity and colour vibrancy.
• Air-drying cotton items not only conserves energy but also minimizes the risk of shrinkage, a common issue when exposed to the high heat of tumble dryers

By adhering to these care instructions, you can extend the lifespan of your cotton pieces, embodying our commitment to crafting enduring fashion

Wool, known for its warmth, durability, and softness, offers comfort and practicality across climates.

• We recommend dry-cleaning or a cold hand wash in mild detergent, turning the garment inside out to protect the fibres.
• After washing, reshape the garment and dry flat. Store folded to avoid stretching.
• Pilling is a natural, inevitable occurrence on products made from short hair fibres (including wool) and tends to happen in high friction areas.
• Use a knit fabric comb to gently remove pilling, and continue to launder and care for your garment as normal. Pilling will reduce over time.

Known for its lightweight warmth and exceptional softness, cashmere is a premium natural fibre that requires gentle care.

• Hand wash cashmere in cold water with a mild detergent. Gently squeeze out excess water and avoid wringing or stretching the cashmere.
• Avoid putting cashmere in the dryer as it can cause shrinkage and pilling. Instead, roll the cashmere in a soft towel to remove excess water then lay it flat on a drying rack or in the shade to air dry.
• When storing cashmere items, fold instead of hanging them to maintain their shape.
• Pilling is a natural process caused when the fibres in the yarn rub against each other. We recommend using a cashmere comb to gently de-pill your items.
• Given its delicate nature, dry cleaning can help cashmere feel fresh and last longer.

As part of our commitment to creating quality pieces with longevity, these care practices will help you enjoy your cashmere pieces now and into the future.

Delicately luxurious, silk is a beautifully soft fabric with a natural sheen and smooth texture that requires gentle care.

• We recommend hand washing silk in cool water. If you choose to machine wash, use a delicate cycle with a gentle detergent, and place the item in a wash bag to protect the silk.
• Avoid putting silk in the dryer as it can damage the fibres and cause pulls and shrinkage. Instead, roll the silk in a towel to absorb extra moisture then lay it flat in the shade to dry.
• Steaming is gentler than ironing, but if you do iron silk use a low heat setting and a cotton towel between the iron and the silk. Always iron on the inside of the garment.
• Given the delicate nature of the fabric, dry cleaning is the best option to enhance the longevity of your silk pieces.

As part of our commitment to creating quality pieces with longevity, these care practices will help you enjoy your silk pieces now and into the future.

Denim, the quintessential fabric of resilience and style, requires minimal care.

• To preserve its colour and structure, wash denim infrequently, opting for spot cleaning to address minor soiling.
• When washing is necessary, we recommend turning garments inside out and cold machine wash with like colours
• Air-drying is imperative to prevent shrinkage and the fabric's own weight will naturally smooth out most creases.

Denim improves and softens over time so following these guidelines ensures your denim remains a staple in your wardrobe.

Derived from wood pulp, viscose is a cellulose fibre. Breathable, soft and has a beautiful drape, suitable for everyday wear or special occasions.

• We recommend washing in cold water with a gentle detergent, and shake garment while still wet before hanging to dry to reduce wrinkles.
• A light iron or steam will help restore your viscose garments to its original shape, size and feel.

Following these care instructions will help ensure that your viscose garments retain their softness, shape, and lustre, keeping them looking their best for longer.

Leather, with its timeless appeal and durability, demands specialised care to retain its quality and suppleness.

• We recommend a gentle spot clean by hand with a damp cloth for minor cleaning, however, be mindful to not use excess water or rub too excessively to avoid damaging the skin.
• For a more substantial clean, we recommend taking your garment to a leather cleaning specialist.

These care practices not only enhance the longevity of leather pieces but also reflect our dedication to sustainable fashion principles