- Dry the laundry immediately after washing, avoiding leaving it damp and crumpled.
- Hang damp clothes smoothly to prevent white marks, especially on cotton or elastane garments.
- Lay flat to dry pure wool sweaters and heavy knitwear.
CARE GUIDE
How to Care for Your Clothes Properly
- Always separate whites and colors, and sort garments according to the recommended wash temperatures.
- Don’t overload your machine! If you’ve purchased coordinated items, try to wash them together to minimize color variations.
- Wash silk- and cotton-based garments, bright-colored items, and those containing elastane at a maximum of 30°C.
- Turn inside out all velvets, printed, embroidered or transfer-decorated items, fancy knits, and any pre-washed or garment-washed textiles like denim.
- Hand washing is strongly recommended for pure wool and heavy cotton knitwear.
Ironing
Iron all items with prints, embroidery, transfers, velvets, and silk inside out, and lightly dampen the silk before ironing. Don’t forget to regularly clean the soleplate of your iron.
• Whenever possible, act quickly, stains are easier to remove when they are fresh. Follow the care label instructions, and treat the stain with an appropriate product before washing the garment.
Clothing Care Symbols and Labels
Hand Wash
Do Not Wash
Machine Wash. The line under the tub symbol indicates a reduced spin.
Machine Wash. The number indicates the maximum allowed temperature.
110°C - Low Heat Setting
150°C - Medium Heat Setting
200°C - High Heat Setting
Do Not Iron
Dry Cleanable
All usual solvents allowed
200°C - High Heat Setting
Do Not Dry Clean
Tumble Dry Allowed, No Temperature Limit
Tumble Dry Allowed at Medium Heat
Lay Flat to Dry
Do Not Tumble Dry
Bleach Allowed, Diluted and Cold Chlorination
No Bleach, No Chlorination
The Upper of the Shoe
The Lining and Insole
The Outsole
Leather: Leather, suede, items with a coating layer not exceeding 0.15mm
Coated Leather: Items with a coating layer exceeding 0.15mm
Textiles: Natural textiles, woven or non-woven synthetic textiles
Other Materials: Rubber, elastomer, synderme, synthetic, wood...

