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By following these instructions, you can ensure the longevity of your garments and keep the prints vibrant and intact for as long as possible.

Wash and Care Instructions

Washing

  • Wash Inside Out: Turn your garment inside out before placing it in the washer. This helps protect the prints from friction during the wash cycle.
  • Use Cold Water: Always wash your garments in cold or cool water (30-40°C). Hot water can cause shrinking and damage to the prints.
  • Use a Mild Detergent: Choose a gentle detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals, bleach, or fabric softeners to prevent damage to the garment and the prints.
  • Opt for a Gentle Cycle: Select a delicate or gentle cycle on your washing machine to minimize agitation and stress on the prints.
  • Hand Wash if Possible: Hand washing is the gentlest option for preserving prints, though it may not always be practical.

Drying

  • Use a Dryer on Low Heat: If you must use a dryer, choose the coolest setting to minimize the risk of shrinking or damaging the prints. Remove the garment promptly once dry.
  • Avoid Direct Sunlight: Do not dry garments with prints in direct sunlight, as this can cause fading and discoloration.
  • Do Not Dry Clean: Dry cleaning chemicals can damage prints, so it’s best to avoid this method altogether.

Ironing

  • Turn Garment Inside Out: Before ironing, turn the garment inside out to prevent direct contact between the iron and the prints.
  • Set Iron to Low Heat: Use the lowest heat setting suitable for the fabric, typically labeled as “delicate” or “silk” on the iron.
  • Use a Pressing Cloth: Place a pressing cloth, such as a thin cotton cloth, over the prints to act as a protective barrier. This prevents heat damage and ensures safe ironing.
  • Iron with Gentle Pressure: Apply light, even pressure and move the iron in small circular motions. Avoid holding the iron in one spot for too long.
  • Check and Cool: After ironing, lift the pressing cloth periodically to check the prints. Allow the garment to cool completely before wearing or washing again.

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