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Our fabrics
We use the best materials available in Poland and throughout Europe (e.g. Italy, Greece, the Netherlands). Below we have collected instructions for you on how to care for the clothes we produce.
Wool
Wool is a natural fiber of animal origin. Products made from it are characterized by durability and elasticity . They have extraordinary thermal properties , providing comfort of use.
Woolen products do not require regular washing . Often, just airing is enough. If you need to wash a woolen product, wash it by hand in lukewarm water (max 30 degrees). Use a liquid designed for this purpose. Do not wring or squeeze. Rinse at the same temperature as washing. Dry flat at room temperature.
One way to restore the shape of a deformed wool product is to stretch it very gently while wet and flat. We recommend storing sweaters folded into a cube. Using hangers or clips can cause permanent deformation.
Wool naturally pills. You can easily remove pills with a clothes shaver. For even more thorough removal of pills, finish with a clothes roller.
If your coat, sweater or jacket is very dirty, it is best to take it to a professional dry cleaner.
Viscose
Viscose is a natural fiber, specifically from cellulose obtained from wood, but the fiber itself is the result of chemical processes. Despite this, the material breathes perfectly and is skin-friendly. It does not cause allergies, absorbs moisture well and is airy.
Viscose comes in a wide range of qualities. It is ideal for summer, providing comfort during hot weather, but the thicker variety is also great for winter.
Viscose should be washed at low temperatures (max 30 degrees), by hand or in a program for delicate fabrics with low spin . It is worth turning the garment inside out.
When drying, it is recommended to use the "flat" method to avoid deformation.
Iron viscose at low or medium temperature. A cotton cloth will prevent it from shining.
Check if the product can be tumble dried. You will find this information on the care label.
Denim
Denim is a cotton fabric with a twill weave made from twisted cotton yarn. It is used primarily for the production of jeans.
This material is characterized by extraordinary resistance to damage, but it is important to remember to maintain it properly.
As with wool , it is not recommended to wash jeans frequently .
If a denim product requires washing, it should be done at low temperature (up to 30 degrees).
Wash your denim in lukewarm water, without adding bleach or fabric softeners, which can cause the material to change color.
It is recommended to wash on the "wrong" side.
Cotton
Cotton is a natural fabric , very soft and breathable. It is also characterized by high hygroscopicity, which means that it can absorb a certain amount of water vapor without getting wet.
There are different types of cotton (including cretonne, muslin, poplin, and velvet) that require individual care. For this reason, you should always pay attention to the care label with the manufacturer's recommendations. Natural fabrics tend to shrink. A cotton product can shrink by up to 6%. It is best to wash such clothes in a washing machine on a dedicated program , at a temperature no higher than 40 degrees . Fabric manufacturers often recommend drying flat, but deformations on cotton T-shirts are very easy to iron out. The power dedicated to cotton is usually 150-180 degrees.
Linen
Linen is a material that has accompanied man for thousands of years. It has many positive properties, including naturalness, durability and very high breathability. It is a fabric chosen by allergy sufferers and people who want to make conscious choices in harmony with the environment. Linen should be washed by hand using cool or lukewarm water, no higher than 40 degrees. High temperatures affect the faster wear of the fibers.
As with wool, pulling, wringing or scrubbing will damage and deform. It is recommended to dry on a flat surface. Linen requires ironing at a high temperature, from 180 to 200 degrees . Do not use bleach or harsh chemical liquids.
Cupro
Cupro, like viscose, is a material made from renewable natural raw materials. It is airy, soft to the touch and hygroscopic. It is also a kind of combination of silk and cotton. It drapes beautifully on the body and is less prone to creasing than viscose. The washing recommendation depends on the finish of the fabric , so it is worth checking the care label. Manufacturers usually recommend dry cleaning. Home washing should be done by hand in lukewarm water. Wet cupro significantly increases its weight, so it is recommended to dry it flat.
Down clothing
Down winter clothing is valued for its very good insulating properties . Our jackets and coats are made of high-quality goose down, which ensures exceptional comfort when worn. To enjoy these down products for a long time, follow the instructions on the care label. Down jackets can only be washed using the appropriate preparation . This cannot be done too often and should be done in specialized dry cleaners . After each wash, the feathers lose their greasy coating and their elasticity decreases, which is why it is not recommended to wash down products in a drum washing machine.