Linen is an easy fabric to look after and can be machine washed on a gentle cycle or hand washed, making sure to use low temperatures in lukewarm or cold water. Linen fabrics become softer and more absorbent with each wash, so there’s no need to use fabric conditioners, as this may have a negative effect on the fabric’s composition. 

When drying your linen garments, be sure to reshape them while they are damp and air dry them flat or on a hanger for best results.

You don’t need to iron your linen pieces because the natural creases add to the relaxed appearance of each garment; however, if your linen has become excessively creased, lightly iron it on a low setting or steam it to remove more stubborn creases.

Prevent your jersey from shrinking or stretching by washing your garments on a cool temperature. Be sure not to overfill your washing machine as this may cause creasing, and your jersey garments won’t be cleaned as effectively. Turn embellished and motif designs inside out before washing, avoiding mixing colours and whites together as the coloured items may bleed.

Reshape your jersey items while they are still damp and air dry them flat or on a hanger to achieve the best results and reduce creasing. They should need very little ironing; however, if you do need to iron your garments, be sure to do this on the reverse side on a low setting.

When caring for knitwear items, it’s important to look at the washing instructions per individual item to check for any specific directions. Hand washing your knitwear is the safest option, especially if the item has a percentage of wool in its fabric. If you’re using a washing machine, always wash your knitwear at a cool temperature and with a gentle cycle to avoid any unwanted shrinkage. 

To dry your knitwear, gently reshape each item while they are damp and dry flat in order to avoid any misshaping in the garment. Avoid putting your knitwear in a tumble dryer, as this can also cause shrinking. Once dry, store your knitted garments flat inside drawers rather than hanging them up to avoid them from stretching out over time.