The Cotton is one of the textile fibers of natural / vegetable origin most used in the textile industry.

It is chosen by many consumers because it is versatile and due to its excellent spinning properties and great resistance and, of course, hypoallergenic.

Another associated feature, this fiber is resistant, it always depends on the way you take care of it.

The cotton used in our clothes must always be washed inside out and by hand, preferably with cold water and avoiding great rubbing.

For good maintenance, the piece should always be dried in the shade and on a hanger.

You can iron and steam, always with the piece inside out and with the correct temperature for the cotton

Don’t forget:
– good maintenance of clothes, helps to prolong their durability!

The linen is a natural vegetable fiber that is extracted from the stem of the linen plant.

It is resistant and has a high degree of durability.

It is also resistant to stains and odors and prone to wrinkling.

The linen, which we use in our clothes must always be washed inside out and by hand, with cold water and avoiding rubbing, as it wrinkles easily.

The piece should always be dried in the shade and on a hanger.

Clothes can be ironed with a garment steamer and steam.

Clothes are easier to iron adding a little fabric softener, preferably ecological, ending with water.

Cupro is a “regenerated cellulose” fabric made from cotton waste.

It gives the garments, a soft touch, soo good!

Cupro is made of 100% plant-based materials and is therefore biodegradable.

It can be washed in water (hand-washed), so there is no need for dry cleaning. Do not twist it. Press the water out of the fabric.

Please take note of the cleaning instructions for the care of Cupro fabrics.

To remove wrinkles, we suggest steam only.