Always turn inside out when washing!

Avoid excessive washing! (Tip: Instead of washing the entire garment, it is sometimes enough to treat the stain selectively)

Air between wears to eliminate odors.

Steam instead of ironing! The hot steam from the steamer lifts and expands the textile fibers instead of flattening them like ironing does.

Store clothes in a dry, well-ventilated closet to avoid mold growth.

Hang lavender sachets or cedar wood in the closet to prevent moths.

Repair instead of buying new! Smaller damages can often be repaired easily and we are happy to do this for you. Simply contact us at team@dirts.eu and our team will take care of your request.

Use a laundry net to minimize friction in the machine and protect the fibers.

Avoid using a high spin cycle in the washing machine. This can lead to pilling and matting.

Use a lint shaver to remove fiber balls (pilling).

Ideally, dry it lying down on a clothes rack to maintain its shape and prevent the stitches from coming undone.

It's best to store your knitted items folded and not on a hanger in the closet. Gravity can cause the garment to sag and bulge.

Use a laundry net to minimize friction in the machine. This will protect the fabric from wear and tear caused by rivets, zippers and buttons.

Put your denim clothes in the freezer for 24-48 hours. The cold kills the bacteria and neutralizes odors.

When ironing, use a thin cloth to avoid direct contact and prevent shiny spots.

Avoid hanging on pointed or sharp edges, as this could damage the fabric.