Jeans

To prevent your jeans from fading and losing their shape, don't wash them too often. Always wash jeans inside-out at 30 °C. Allow your jeans to air-dry instead of putting them in the tumble dryer, as this could cause them to lose their elasticity and shape.

T-Shirts

To help your T-shirts retain their colour and shape, wash them at 30 °C and air-dry on a rack or a clothes hanger. If your T-shirt is made from stretch fabric, don't use fabric softener, as it could damage the elastic fibres.

Jumpers

Wash your jumpers at 30 °C and lay them flat to dry. The weight of the jumper could cause it to lose its shape if left to hang-dry.

Polo shirts

To help your polo shirts retain their colour and shape, wash them at 30 °C and air-dry on a rack or a clothes hanger. If your shirt is made from stretch fabric, don't use fabric softener, as it could damage the elastic fibres.

Knitwear

Knitted jumpers should ideally be washed by hand and dried flat. The weight of the jumper could cause it to lose its shape if left to hang-dry. If you're in a hurry, you can wash knitwear in the washing machine on 30 °C. Make sure to turn off the spin cycle and to use a special wool cycle.

Jackets

The best way to wash jackets depends on the material. PU, nylon, and wool should ideally be dry-cleaned. If your jacket is made from a different material, you can probably wash it at 30 °C. Make sure to turn off the spin cycle and use a delicate cycle.