KNITWEAR CARE

1. Use a mesh laundry bag
Place the knitwear inside a mesh laundry bag to prevent stretching, snagging, or damage during washing.

2. Select a gentle wash setting
Use the Delicate, Wool, or Hand Wash cycle on your washing machine. These settings are specially designed for soft and sensitive fabrics like knitwear.

3. Use mild detergent
Choose a gentle detergent that is suitable for delicate clothing.

4. Avoid harsh spin cycles
If possible, set the spin speed to low or skip the spin cycle entirely. High-speed spinning can cause shrinkage, distortion, or damage to the shape of the knitwear.

1. Prepare the water
Fill a clean basin with cold or warm water, then add a small amount of mild soap or detergent.

2. Wash gently
Place the knitwear in the water and press it softly with your hands, especially on the dirty spots.
(Avoid rubbing, brushing, or wringing)

3. Rinse well
Rinse well with clean, cold or warm water until all detergent is completely removed.

4. Remove excess water
Gently press the knitwear using your hands.
Do not twist or wring, as this may cause the fabric to lose its shape.

• Avoid using the drying function of the washing machine, as it may cause the fabric to shrink or lose its shape.
• Instead, lay the knitwear flat on a clean, dry towel and gently reshape it while it is still damp.
• Let it air dry in a shaded and well-ventilated area.
• Avoid direct sunlight, as it may cause fading or damage to the fabric.

• Use insect repellent when storing for long periods of time.
• Wash dark and light colors separately.
• If left wet for a long time due to sweat or rain, wash immediately, as there is a risk of discoloration.
• Due to the nature of the material, fluffing and splitting may occur from frequent friction.
• Please be careful, as the fabric can be ignited by a cigarette or flame.
• Damage caused by consumer negligence will not be compensated, so please follow the care instructions carefully.