Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Dry Clean Only

• 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.

Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Suede & Leather Care

• 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.

Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Handwash/Dry Clean

Handwashing

• 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.
• more about handwashing >

• 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.
• more about dry cleaning >

Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Dry Clean Only

• 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.

Peruvian Pima Cotton

• Softer and more absorbent than other cottons
• Ideal growing conditions of coastal Peru create the best quality pima cotton in the world
• Due to its extra-long 1-3/8" staple length, Peruvian pima cotton is especially soft, durable, and highly resistant to pilling
• Environmentally friendly hand-harvesting results in brilliant white fibers which dye beautifully and are free from scratchy impurities
• Perfect for those who suffer from allergies or those with sensitive skin
• more about Peruvian Pima Cotton >

Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Machine Washing

• 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).

Before you begin, read the care label attached to the garment and any hangtags or care instructions included in garment packaging.

Machine Washing

• 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).