The first step to a long lasting wardrobe is to be intentional with how you care for your items.

Our production team has offered their best tips for keeping all our materials looking their best.

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Alpaca, Cashmere, Wool

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HOW TO CLEAN

• Read the care label for the garment, and follow as instructed.

• Some garments required to be dry clean only. We recommend using a green dry cleaner, if available.

• May be hand-washed in cold water with a gentle detergent.

•  Eliminate water excess by laying your sweater flat inside a towel, roll the whole thing up, and squeeze as much excess water out as you can. Do not wring.

• Lay your semi-wet sweater out flat on a dry towel and leave it to dry.

• Steam to remove wrinkles, if necessary.

• To freshen between wears, spritz a delicate fabric spray with antibacterial properties to remove odor.

• Pilling naturally occurs on natural fibers. We recommend using a fabric comb to remove pilling.

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HOW TO STORE

• Store folded, do not hang as garments may be pulled due to gravity.

• For long-term storage, avoid plastic bins as they can attract moisture and bugs.

•  We recommend storing your garments in cotton storage bags as bugs can't eat through cotton, and the natural, breathable fabric helps the moisture escape—preventing it from being retained.

•  For best results, use a cedar block or sachet to keep your closet smelling fresh while naturally repelling moths and other insects.

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Leather & Suede

 

HOW TO CLEAN

• Do a quick cleaning every other day, briskly sweeping your leather bag with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth.

• Once or twice a year, do a more thorough cleaning to remove dirt buildup.

• Wipe down your leather bag with our Leather Spot Cleaner and Conditioner made specifically for leather.

•  To clean dirt, buildup and other surface contaminants, apply a small amount onto a lint-free cloth. Rub in a circular motion until fully coated. Dry for 1 hour. Apply more coats if needed. Let cure for 24 hours.

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HOW TO STORE

• Store it stuffed and upright, in a dust bag to keep its shape.

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Straw

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HOW TO CLEAN

• Clean off dirt by wiping down with a dry, soft cloth.

• Avoid water contact.

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HOW TO STORE

• To handle our hats, cup the crown instead of holding the brim.

• Store in a hat box.

• Due to its natural quality, avoid water contact and do not wear our straw hats in the rain as it might lose its shape.

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