Cotton canvas is extremely durable and long-lived. Fades from sunlight, loving wear, and repeated washes are all part of the charm.

• Hand washing : Make sure to first check the care label for exact instructions. Please avoid soaking the item when you’re washing it by hand.
• Washing : We recommend washing dark and strong-colored items either separately or with like colors in plenty of water. It’s expected that some dye may come off, especially in the first few washes. Please use gentle spin-drying.
• Removing stains : A stain doesn’t necessarily mean you have to machine wash your item. Often times a careful spot cleaning is enough.

Cotton is a soft and natural fiber that’s breathable and comfortable to wear. Cotton items are easy to care for and will retain their original appearance when following these simple instructions.

• Setting the temperature : Please follow the recommended washing temperature since washing at too low temperatures may cause unwanted color transfer.
• Washing : We recommend washing dark and strong-colored items separately or with like colors in plenty of water. Some dye may come off, especially in the first few washes. Soaking is not recommended.
• Reshaping : A cotton product may shrink in the first wash. After washing, reshape the item into its original size. Cotton is best ironed when slightly damp.

Leather is a natural and incredibly durable material. Take good care of it, and your leather item will age beautifully with time. Please make sure to check the care label for exact instructions on how to best care for your item.

• Cleaning : You can wipe away dust and dirt with a soft brush or damp cloth. We recommend using special leather care products to protect and spot clean your leather items. When a thorough cleaning is needed, use a professional leather cleaning service.
• Drying wet leather : Should your leather product get wet, allow it to dry slowly at room temperature. You can dab the item with a clean, light-colored cloth, but don’t attempt to speed up the drying process with a hairdryer or any other heat source.

Silk is a light and resilient natural fiber that repeats colors beautifully. Make sure to check the care label for exact instructions before washing your silk item.

• Getting it right : “Wash by hand” should be taken literally. Avoid wringing or rubbing an item.
• Washing : Silk items should be washed gently in plenty of cool water with a detergent that’s made for silk. Washing your items separately and inside-out will help keep the colors even.
• Taking precautions : Silk is a delicate natural material that’s easily affected by chemicals such as perfumes or hairsprays. Sunlight may also weaken silk fibers or fade colors.
• Ironing : Silk items are best ironed on the reverse side through a damp cloth. Please use appropriate heat.
• Storing : We recommend storing your silk items in an airy space.

Wool is a wonderful material with superior insulation performance, moisture absorbency, and elasticity. To take the best possible care of your woolen products, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Refreshing : Wool is a natural, antibacterial fiber that’s highly resistant to stains. Airing your wool item is usually enough to keep it clean and fresh. The ideal weather for airing is cold and damp.
• Washing : When it’s finally time to wash the item, please make sure to check the care label for exact instructions and use a detergent that’s made for wool.
• Removing pilling : Pilling (the small fuzzy balls of short fibers) sometimes occurs on a wool item, especially when it’s new. Minor pilling is typical of all-natural fiber products with a soft surface. The easiest way to remove pilling is with a soft brush or simply use your fingers to pick off the fuzzy pills.
• Storing : When storing your wool items, fold them up and keep them in an airy space.

Wool-blend items have the warmth and natural appearance of wool but with added strength and luster. To take the best possible care of your wool-blend products, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Cleaning : Naturally antibacterial, wool is resistant to stains, so airing is usually enough to make your wool-blend item feel clean and fresh again. Remove small stains as quickly as possible by brushing or gently spot cleaning the article.
• Removing pilling : Pilling (the small fuzzy balls of short fibers) sometimes occur on a wool-blend item, especially when it’s new. They are best removed by brushing your item with a soft brush.
• Storing : When storing your wool-blend items, fold them up and keep them in an airy space.