Jeans

Do not wash your jeans too often, this will cause the wash and fit to deteriorate. If you wash your jeans, always wash them inside out at 30 degrees. Let the jeans dry hanging, preferably not in the dryer. Putting your jeans in the dryer can cause them to lose their elasticity, which ultimately makes them less comfortable.

T-Shirts

To ensure that your T-shirts keep their color and shape as well as possible, it is best to wash them at 30 degrees and let them dry on a drying rack or hanger. Is your T-shirt made of an elastic fabric? Do not use fabric softener, as this will damage the elastic fibers in the fabric.

Sweaters

Wash your sweaters at 30 degrees and preferably lay them out to dry. Due to the weight of your sweater, it may lose its shape if you hang it up to dry.

Polos

To ensure that your polos keep their color and shape as well as possible, it is best to wash them at 30 degrees and let them dry on a drying rack or hanger. Is your polo made of an elastic fabric? Do not use fabric softener, as this will damage the elastic fibers in the fabric.

Knitwear

Preferably wash your knitwear by hand and dry flat. The heaviness of your knitwear can cause it to lose its shape if you hang it up to dry. Not so much time? Then they can often be machine washed at 30 degrees, but make sure to turn off the spin cycle and chose a special wool wash cycle.

Jackets

The best way to wash your jackets depends on the material, PU, nylon and wool are best dry cleaned at a dry cleaner. Is your coat made of another material? Then it can often be washed at 30 degrees. Choose a delicate program without spinning.