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1. How to wash your knitwear
Hand washing is recommended to protect the fabric’s structure and prevent stretching or pilling.
If using a washing machine, choose a gentle cycle with cold or warm water and avoid strong detergents.
Gently wash and avoid rubbing or scrubbing the fabric too harshly.
Rinse several times with clean water to ensure all detergent residue is removed.
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2. How to dry knitwear
Avoid twisting or wringing the garment, as this may stretch the fabric.
Dry in a cool, well-ventilated area and avoid direct sunlight.
The best method is to lay the garment flat on a surface or hang it horizontally to maintain its original shape.
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3. How to iron knitwear properly
Use a low heat setting and iron on the reverse side of the fabric.
Iron vertically along the direction of the knit to avoid stretching or damaging the structure.
Avoid ironing horizontally, as this may affect the fabric’s natural form.
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4. How to store your knitwear
Do not use high-temperature dryers, as heat can cause shrinkage and damage the fabric.
Fold neatly or use suitable hangers to prevent wrinkles and maintain the garment’s shape.
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5. Important notes
For stains, you can use a gentle detergent combined with unsweetened milk to help remove odors and marks.
When washing, be careful with sharp objects or rough surfaces that may catch on the fabric and cause pilling.
Unlike other materials, knitwear does not need to be washed after every wear. If the garment has only been worn lightly, simply airing it out can help reduce unnecessary washing and preserve the softness of the fabric.