
1. Refresh in Open Air
Before washing, hang your garments outside or near an open window. Fresh air naturally refreshes fabrics and reduces the need for frequent washing.

2. Spot Clean First
For smaller stains, gently treat the area with organic liquid soap and cool water. This targeted approach preserves the fabric while keeping it fresh.

3. Wash with Care
When washing is needed, use cold water at a maximum of 30°C. Choose liquid soap over powder to avoid residue and maintain fabric softness.

4. Air Dry Always
Never tumble dry. Instead, hang your garments outside in gentle sunlight or on a clothes hanger indoors. Natural drying preserves fabric integrity and saves energy.

5. Mend and Repair
Small holes or worn areas can be beautifully repaired with patches. Each mend adds character and extends the life of your cherished pieces.

6. Pre-Treat Stubborn Stains
For tougher stains, apply a small amount of neat liquid detergent directly to the area before washing. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wash as usual.
⊹ Use organic detergent
Choose plant-based, fragrance-free liquid soaps that are gentle on delicate organic fibers and sensitive skin.
⊹ Cold water is best
Washing at 30°C or below protects fabric fibers, preserves colors, and reduces energy consumption.
⊹ Wash less, love longer
Organic cotton naturally resists odors. Air out garments between wears to extend time between washes.
⊹ Store with care
Fold garments gently and store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve natural colors.
⊹ Store with care
Fold garments gently and store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve natural colors.
⊹ Handle while damp
Organic fabrics are easier to smooth and shape when slightly damp. Gently reshape after washing.
