Before washing, turn your garments inside out - this helps minimize friction between the fabric and the machine, reducing the risk of pilling and snags.

Reduce washing frequency
Frequent washing and drying can deteriorate the quality and increase your carbon footprint. When washing is required, we recommend using a gentle cycle on your washing machine to minimize agitation. This can reduce the risk of fabric damage and helps maintain the integrity of the garment for longer. If your washing machine has an ECO cycle, we encourage you to
use it.

Lower washing temperature
Polyester and Nylon garments can be washed in cold water to prevent color fading, shrinkage, and damage. Cold water is usually sufficient for removing dirt and stains without compromising the fabric’s quality. Washing at 30°C can save approximately 50-70% energy compared to washing at higher temperatures and mitigate your environmental impact associated with energy generation.

Select the right detergent
Opt for a mild, pH-neutral detergent that is suitable for synthetic fabrics. Harsh detergents can weaken the fibers over time. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as they can cause damage to your Polyester and Nylon garments.