When hand washing is advised, we recommend the following method:

• Gently hand wash in cool water (up to 85°F) with a mild soap.
• We recommend using Luxury Fibre Wash, our natural, non-toxic formula that maintains the garment’s natural lanolin and oils.
• Do not use the hand wash cycle in a washing machine.
• Never use chlorine bleach.
• Gently press to remove excess water. Do not wring or twist; handle gently to avoid wrinkles and distortion.
• Dry flat (lay horizontally for drying).
• Block to dry (reshape to original dimensions while drying).
• Smooth by hand while wet to remove wrinkles and straighten the seams and facings.

When dry cleaning is advised, we recommend the following:

• Seek out a reputable cleaner that is a member of the International Fabricare Institute.
• Bring with you any labels or hangtags that contain fiber information or care instructions.
• Outfits with several pieces should be cleaned at the same time to avoid any color discrepancies resulting from cleaning.
• Inform the cleaner of any spots or stains; they will want to treat some stains before the dry cleaning process.
• Your cleaner may also provide mothproofing. Request this service, if needed.

When machine washing is advised, we recommend the following method:

• Machine wash in cool water (up to 85°F) with a mild soap on delicate cycle.
• Never use chlorine bleach.
• Hang to dry or dry flat (lay horizontally for drying).

• Dry clean only using a professional cleaner specializing in suede and leather cleaning. Do not use cleaning fluids or abrasives.
• Suede should be regularly brushed with a suede brush or dry sponge to keep it clean and remove excess fibers. The loose fibers of a new suede garment have a tendency to “crock” initially—i.e. they form a fine dust which rubs off on clothing.
• If you wear your garment in the rain, be advised that it may become permanently affected by water spots.