- The garment requires cold washing, no higher than 30 degrees. This way you will be able to minimize damage and preserve your personalized print.
- Wash the garment inside out, hiding the personalized print. This will prevent it from being ruined by constant rubbing against the drum and other garments. (If you prefer, it is also better to place it in a fabric container).
- The soap should be neutral, or as non-abrasive as possible. Even better if you choose to use a product suited to the color or fabric being washed.
- To dry, hang the garments out in the open air, possibly protected from direct sunlight, to preserve their original softness, shape, cut and colours.
- The last indication is perhaps the most important, and concerns the method of ironing the garments. Unlike others, these cannot be ironed at high temperatures, better to stay between 100 and 160 degrees, and avoid the use of steam. Furthermore, the iron should never come into contact with the print, so it is best to iron everything inside out. When ironing inside out, it is important to put a fabric inside to keep the prints separate, preventing them from sticking together with the heat. In any case, you can also decide to iron on the right side, as long as there is always a cloth between the hot iron and the print to keep everything separate.
- the advice in any case is to wash the garment when necessary and not often
