Clothing

Washing
Washing inside out will protect the face of the fabric. This will limit pilling or snagging and prolong the life of the garment.

Fasten all zips, buttons or studs before washing. This will prolong the life of the zipper and eliminate the risk to damaging other garments during the life cycle.

Cold wash is always recommended to limit shrinkage, especially with pure cotton garments.
Always read garment care label before first wash.

Drying
Line drying in shade is always safest option. Leaving garments on the line for prolonged period of time will cause most fabrics to fade, especially in the sun.

If tumble drying, try to use cool or warm temperature, not hot. This will limit shrinkage.

Tumble drying inside out will protect the face of the fabric and limit fluffing, pilling or snagging.

Fasten all zips, buttons or studs before tumble drying.

Ironing
Do not iron on embroidery or printing. High temperatures will burn the thread on embroidery and may smudge printing.