Care instructions

The easiest and quickest way to enjoy a clean shirt is taking it to the cleaners. We advise against washing dress shirts at home, as it is usually too hard on the fabric. Stains should be removed prior to washing.

We recommend ironing by hand, as it is more delicate than the powerful industrial ironing machines, which put too much strain on the fabric. Ironing your shirt while it's still slightly damp makes it easier to remove creases. It is important to note, however, that the shirt should be turned inside out before it is ironed.

All information on the fabric composition and how to wash it can be found on the label. Before you wash the shirt, remember to remove all detachable elements. Turning it inside out is a good idea, as it can minimize colour loss (fading). Do not overload the washing machine, as this can cause your shirts to crease more. Do not use bleach or bleach-containing detergents. Do not dry your shirt in direct sunlight, especially if it is made of cotton.

For merino, cashmere, and wool blends, dry cleaning is the safest choice. If you wash at home, use cold water and a wool-specific detergent on a gentle or hand-wash cycle. Never use hot water or a tumble dryer — both shrink and felt natural fibres. Always check the garment label first.

Reshape each piece while it is still damp and dry it flat, away from direct heat and sunlight. Store knitwear folded rather than on a hanger, so the shoulders keep their line, and protect natural fibres from moths through the warmer months.