Garment care

ITEMS THAT DESERVE SPECIAL CARE

Our designs are made with a wide variety of fabrics, finishes, and techniques that require special care to preserve their original characteristics.

Even when a fabric's composition may seem durable, elements such as dyeing, printing, embroidery, appliques, different fabric combinations, or contrasting linings can make a garment especially delicate when it comes to washing, temperature, or certain cleaning products.

For this reason, we recommend always checking the specific care instructions indicated on each garment's label.

OUR RECOMMENDATION

Whenever possible, we recommend entrusting the cleaning of our garments to a specialized professional service, especially for items that incorporate different fabrics, colors, embroideries, appliques, or special finishes.

It is important to inform the professional of any particular characteristic of the garment so that they can determine the most appropriate treatment.

IF YOU DECIDE TO WASH IT AT HOME

Only when the garment label allows for water washing, we recommend exercising extreme caution.

Use cold water and hand wash, without leaving the garment to soak for prolonged periods. Avoid rubbing, wringing, or applying products directly onto the fabric.

We do not recommend using a washing machine, hot water, tumble dryer, bleach, harsh stain removers, or other treatments not expressly indicated for the garment.

For garments with multiple colors, prints, or contrasting linings, special attention should be paid to possible color transfer during washing or while the garment remains damp.

DRYING AND IRONING

Avoid wringing the garment to remove excess water and try to dry it always following the instructions on its label.

For ironing, respect the recommended temperature for each fabric. For delicate, printed, embroidered, or appliqued garments, we recommend avoiding direct contact of the iron with the most sensitive areas.

If in doubt, it is preferable to consult a professional before applying heat or any treatment to the garment.

STORAGE

Store your garments completely clean and dry, protected from humidity and direct and prolonged exposure to light.

Items with embroidery, appliques, volumes, or particularly delicate fabrics should be stored avoiding pressure or friction that could alter their shape or finish.

Each design is different. The garment's own composition and care label will always be the primary reference for determining the appropriate treatment.