Sustainable Garment Care
Wear More, Wash Less
When you care for your clothes, they last longer. And when they last longer, they stay out of landfills. Sustainability isn’t just about how your clothes are made—it’s about how you wear and care for them, too. A little attention goes a long way.
Invest in Longevity
 Start with quality. Our fabrics are selected for comfort, durability, and thoughtful design. Pay attention to stitching, fabric content, and fit—and choose timeless pieces you’ll wear again and again. That’s the first step to a more sustainable wardrobe.
Wash Less It’s rarely necessary to wash after every wear. Spot clean when you can, or use a non-toxic fabric refresher between washes to extend time between laundry days. Wash Smart When you do wash, always turn garments inside out. Use cold water, a gentle cycle, and an eco-friendly detergent. Avoid overcrowding the machine to prevent stretching and snagging. Dry With Care Whenever possible, air dry. It’s gentler on the fabric and better for the planet. If you must use a dryer, choose the lowest heat setting. Skip the Iron Use a steamer instead—it’s easier on delicate fibers. (Distilled water only, please. Minerals in tap water can leave marks.)

Fabric-By-Fabric Care

Our natural cottons are pre-washed to reduce shrinkage. Wash cold, inside out. Air dry or tumble dry low.


Pro tip: Natural deodorants are best—aluminum and baking soda can cause discoloration.

Soft, breathable, and made to move with you. Wash cold and air dry. Steam to release wrinkles—no iron needed.

These knits have stretch but are best cared for like cotton. Wash cold, inside out, and air dry to preserve shape.

Wash cold, lay flat to dry. Avoid hang drying—this fabric is prone to stretching when wet.

Delicate. Hand wash cold if needed (inside out, in a lingerie bag), then hang or lay flat to dry. Avoid heat and friction—this fabric doesn’t like it.

Dry clean once per season or gently spot clean. If hand washing: use cold water, submerge briefly, and lay flat to dry. Always fold sweaters to prevent stretching at the shoulders.

Note: All sweaters will pill over time. Use a sweater stone or shaver to keep them looking new.