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Product Care Guide

Maintaining Clothes

All fabrics used in our garments undergo rigorous testing to ensure that they meet with our high quality standards. To help keep your clothes looking their best, detailed and accurate care labels are written for each item to help prolong the life span of your clothing. Always read the care label and follow the instructions specified, washing at the correct temperature to avoid your garments shrinking.

Machine Washing

Do not mix dark and light colours; always sort them out. Clean matching items together to ensure that there is no colour variation. Do not overload your machine, as garments cannot be rinsed thoroughly. Turning garments inside out will help maintain the colour and the fabric. Ensure that you use the correct wash cycle setting best suited for your garment.

Ironing

Ensure you select the right temperature and that you use the heat that the care label suggests. First check the temperature on a part of the garment that doesn't normally show to check that its appropriate. Iron on the reverse side to reduce the risk of shining or glazing. All garments with embellishments must be ironed on the reverse side.

Drying

Spin-dry delicate fabrics in a pillowcase after hand-washing, Dry knitwear flat as hanging will cause garments to stretch and mis-shapen, Line drying your garment is the safest and best way. Hang garments carefully to avoid any marks or dents in odd places.

Spare Buttons and Repair Kits

Due to general wear-and-tear, you may find that threads become loose or buttons fall off. We always attach a repair kit and a spare button to help maintain your garment.

Zips

We pride ourselves in using the best quality trims, especially when it comes to zips. Our zips are supplied by YKK—an internationally-renowned company that supplies all major retailers.

Fabric-specific Care

Linen

Linen is a natural fabric and one of its unique qualities is that it is prone to creasing. Some linen is washable, while others are dry clean only. All our linen items, unless it has embellishment, can be machine-washed on a low cycle and cool iron on the reverse side to prevent glazing or any shine. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Knitwear

All knitwear has been made with great care. To keep your garment looking in good condition, we recommend that you store all your knitwear flat to retain its shape, as hanging will result in stretching and damage to the shape. For washing, if there is embellishment, we suggest that you hand wash in lukewarm water and cool iron on the reverse side prevent glazing or any shine. Otherwise, machine-wash and follow the recommended instructions. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Polyester Suiting

Polyester is one of the key fabrics we use throughout each season. This is due to its versatility and the fact that it dyes well. We tend to use it for tailored garments, such as lined jackets, skirts and trousers. Most of our tailored garments contain acetate lining for which we recommend dry cleaning. Always dry clean matching pieces together so the shades won't vary. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Polyester Viscose/Georgette

Beautiful polyester georgette and viscose georgette in both plain and printed patterns often feature in our collections. These fabrics contribute to a major part of range. Caring for these fabrics is quite simple: machine-wash on a low cycle.

Always wash matching garments together to avoid any shade variation or discolouration, and cool iron on the reverse side. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Dip-dyed Items

Many of our summer garments have been specially dyed by hand, which it gives the fabric a beautiful graduated effect and makes each individual garment unique. In caring for this garment, we recommend that you hand-wash separately to prevent colour transferring onto other garments. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Cotton

Cotton is a natural fabric which can be easily cared for as it withstands high temperatures. It is prone to creasing which is a natural characteristic of this type of cloth. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Crinkled and Pleated Items

Some of our garments are individually hand-finished to have a wonderful crinkle or pleated appearance. When caring for these garments, we recommend that you remove excess water by wringing or spinning whilst damp. Whilst damp, twist the garment and allow to dry. This will retain the unique crinkle and pleat appearance for the life of the garment. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Jersey

Plain jersey and printed jersey is another fabric used often within our range and is selected for its comfort. To care for this type of cloth, you can machine-wash on a low cycle and cool iron on the reverse side to avoid any shine or glazing. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Embellished Items

We offer a selection of embellished garments. Details like embroidery, beading and sequins which have been hand-sewn require extra care. Over time, trims occasionally become loose with wear, but we always provide a repair kit just in case you need to sew them back on. In caring for any garment with embellishment, we suggest that you turn the garment inside-out before washing or dry cleaning. Always use a cool iron on the reverse side and never iron directly onto any trims. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Indigo Dyed Items

Given the natural characteristic of the indigo dye used in our garments, the colour may transfer onto the body, clothing and upholstery. We recommend that you do not wear these garments with other light coloured garments. We also suggest that you wash this garment first to remove any excess dye. For specific washing instructions, always refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.

Wash Care Symbols

All our garments have care instructions to help you care for your garment. Here is a selection of care symbols most commonly used:

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Hand-wash only

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Machine-wash on a 30 degree cycle

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Machine-wash and rinse on a reduced cycle and a short spin at the indicated temperature

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Machine-wash on a 40 degree cycle

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Machine-wash and rinse on a reduced cycle and a short spin at the indicated temperature

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Do not hand-wash

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1-dot iron on medium heat

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2-dot iron on medium heat

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3-dot iron on medium heat

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Do not iron

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Tumble dry

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Do not tumble dry

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Dry clean

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Dry clean with care for delicate fabrics

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Do not dry clean

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Bleach

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Do not bleach