CLOTHING CARE

Our products are designed and made to last a long time. With the correct care, you will maximize their performance and extend their lifetime.

All of our products carry instructions for their care and/or maintenance, as well as washing instructions. Said indications and instructions come – on a label inside the product – in simple text form and/or an icon with standardized international meaning by the industry and official bodies.

As an example, the list and meaning of the most usual icons is as follows:

TEMPERATURE

WASH

BLEACHING

IRONING

DRY CLEANING

DRYING

OTHER CARE

For all cases, read the product care label carefully.

Feather or Down-filled garments

Garments with feathers or down are especially delicate in care and maintenance. Read the product care label carefully.

• Washing: at a maximum temperature of 30 degrees, with a non-aggressive powder detergent, without bleach and avoiding the centrifuge.
• Drying: Air dry, in a space with air current until the feathers are totally dry. Refill the feathers by hand to return it to its normal state.
• Ironing: no.

In the case of sleeping bags, we recommend taking them to a professional cleaning service specializing in this type of product.

Waterproof or windbreaking garments

• Washing: use liquid detergent in small doses. Do not use stain remover or bleach. Reduce the spin cycle to the minimum.
• Drying: these types of garments take longer to dry. The best way to dry it is putting it in a place where a lot of air circulates.
• Ironing: at very low temperature and without steam. Place a cloth on the garment to avoid direct contact with the iron.

Wool Garments

• Washing: with Cold water.
• Drying: air dry, horizontally on a towel so it will absorb the moisture.

Use of Softeners

We advise against the excessive use of softeners. The high level of aggression of their components accelerates the aging of the fabrics as well as the detachment of logos or marks placed on the garments with heat application.

Separation of garments

We recommend separating the garments before each wash, according to the colours. Above all, avoid mixing coloured garments with white garments.