Cotton

Cotton is comfortable against the skin, breathable, and durable—with proper care, it will stay beautiful for years. Wash cotton items on the wool cycle with a mild detergent, ideally in a laundry net. To preserve color vibrancy and material texture, turn the garment inside out before washing. After washing, gently stretch it into shape and let it dry flat. The wrong side is also recommended when ironing—this keeps the surface smooth and protected.

Alpaca, yak & llama wool

These high-quality natural fibers are characterized by their exceptional softness, warmth, and lightness. To preserve their quality, we recommend hand washing exclusively with a mild detergent. Turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the fibers. After washing, carefully shape the fabric and dry it flat – this will preserve the natural structure and the material's shape.

Linen

Linen is a natural, breathable fiber with an elegant drape and distinctive texture. For extra gentle care, we recommend machine washing on the wool cycle with a mild detergent. Use a laundry net and turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the fibers. After washing, gently shape the item and let it dry flat. Linen can be ironed inside out to smooth the surface and preserve its texture.

Wool

Wool impresses with its natural warmth and self-cleaning properties. To avoid damaging the fibers, wool should only be hand-washed using a mild detergent. Turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the surface. After washing, carefully shape it and dry it flat – this will preserve the natural fit and the material's high-quality structure.

cashmere

Cashmere is one of the finest natural fibers—soft, lightweight, and exceptionally fine. For gentle care, we recommend machine washing in cold water on the wool cycle with a high-quality mild detergent. Wash the garment in a laundry net and turn it inside out to best protect the delicate yarn. After washing, carefully shape the item and dry it flat—this will preserve its characteristic softness and shape.

silk

Silk captivates with its natural shine, lightness, and elegant drape. To preserve its delicate texture, silk should be washed cold on a wool cycle—ideally with a special silk detergent. Use a laundry net and turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the delicate surface. After washing, carefully shape it and let it dry flat. Ironing on the wrong side is also recommended to preserve shine and texture.

viscose

Viscose has a flowing drape and a soft, smooth feel—it's reminiscent of silk, but is particularly easy to care for. Wash viscose on a cold wool cycle with a mild detergent and turn the garment inside out to protect the surface. Ironing on the wrong side is also recommended to preserve shine and shape.

Fresh stains

When it comes to fresh stains, you need to act quickly . The faster you remove stains, the more likely it is that no unwanted residue will remain after removal. Avoid rubbing stains, as this will cause the dirt to penetrate deeper into the fabric fibers.

Removing stains

The first step is to gently dab stains with a cloth or, depending on the stain, with a cleaning agent. It's best to place a terry cloth towel under the stained garment to absorb any excess liquid during stain removal. The second step is to carefully rinse the stain with warm water.