Frequently askes questions

Due to the delicate nature of this fabric, special care is required to maintain its appearance.

Tencel Modal fibers are extracted from naturally gron beech wood by an environmentally responsible integrated pulp-to-fiber process, which is self-sufficient in energy and recovers co-products from component part of the wood.

This flexible fiber is renowned from its exceptional softness.

Exhibiting high flexibility TENCEL Modal wood-based fiber offer textiles a long-lasting quality of exquisite softness, water absorbent, quick dry performance and feels warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Wear with love handle with care.

Recycled polyester is created by melting down an existing plastic and re-spinning it into a new polyester fiber. It gives non-biodegradable fabrics a second life. Qualitatively, recycled polyester is almost the same as polyester. The major difference is that recycled polyester takes less energy to produce. In addition, it is estimated that the production of recycled polyester will significantly reduce CO2 emissions compared to polyester.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions from the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item should not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item may not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let the items air out while hanging in the bathroom, for example, while showering. In this way the steam of the water will clean the fabric.

Natural means were used to harvest this organic cotton. Because no chemical agents were used, the fabric is much more suitable for someone with sensitive skin. Organic cotton is made of strong fibers, making an item made from this fabric last longer.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow further instructions from the washing instructions for your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item should not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item may not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let the items air out while hanging in the bathroom, for example, while showering. This way, the vapor of the water cleans the fabric.

• Organic cotton is often picked by hand, because machine picking releases chemicals. This is a time-consuming process, so items made from this fabric are often a bit higher in price.

Polyester has a lot of advantages. The fabric wears very light, the color remains beautiful for a long time and it does not wrinkle easily. The fabric is often combined with other fabrics in our collection and is in most cases easy to maintain.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions in the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item may not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let the items air out while hanging in the bathroom, for example, while showering. In this way the steam of the water will clean the fabric.

Cotton is a plant-based fabric. Cotton items absorb moisture and are therefore good to wear in both winter and summer. In the winter the fabric holds the heat and in the summer the fabric is airy because it breathes well.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions in the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item may not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let the items air out while hanging in the bathroom, for example, while showering. This way, the vapor of the water cleans the fabric.

• Cotton items can shrink in the wash. It is therefore important to iron the item thoroughly after each wash so that the garment regains its original shape and length as much as possible. If you wash the item several times without ironing it out in between, you run the risk that the item will not regain its original length and shape.

Suedine and vegan leather are animal-friendly alternatives to suede and leather. Be careful with suedine and vegan leather, as these fabrics can stain on light fabrics and/or furniture.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow further instructions from the washing instructions for your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• f the washing instructions state that your item may not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let the items air out while hanging in the bathroom, for example, while showering. In this way the steam of the water will clean the fabric.

• Items that consist (for a part) of suede or vegan leather are best dried lying down, if necessary.

Linen is a natural, airy and cool fabric. It is especially ideal to wear in the summer. An item that is (partly) made of linen will generally wrinkle faster, but this is part of the look of this fabric. In addition, a linen item may bleed and pill. By washing the item, it will regain its original shape.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions in the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item should not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let it hang to air.

• We do not recommend tumble drying. Linen is a material that dries quickly.

• Linen can pill. However, we do not recommend the use of a lint clipper on linen items.

Many of our items consist (in part) of viscose. It is an airy fabric, so you sweat less while wearing it. However, the fabric is susceptible to shrinking and pilling.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions in the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best to let it hang to air.

• Viscose can shrink in the wash. It is therefore important to iron the item thoroughly after each wash so that the garment regains its original shape and length as much as possible. If you wash the item several times without ironing it out in between, you run the risk that the item will not regain its original length and shape.

• Viscose can pill. The balls and/or fluff that appear on the item can be carefully pulled off or you can use a fluff clipper. These devices are specially made for maintaining these types of fabrics.

• We advise you not to tumble dry items made of (part of) viscose.

Wool is a warm and often soft fabric. This fabric has the property that it can pile or give off lint.

• Wash the fabric inside out in a laundry bag and follow the further instructions in the washing instructions of your item.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed, you can have it dry-cleaned at a dry-cleaner’s in your area.

• If the washing instructions state that your item must not be washed or dry-cleaned, it is best just to let it air.

• Wash a wool item as little as possible, but air them by hanging or laying them flat.

• Wool items are not suitable for the dryer. The items should be dried lying down on a rack or towel.

• Wool items can pill. The balls and/or fluff that appear on the item can be carefully pulled off or you can use a fluff clipper. These devices are specially made for maintaining these types of fabrics.