Most of our garments can be hand washed or machine washed on a gentle or delicate cycle, with cold water. We recommend using natural detergent, free of harsh chemicals: it helps preserve the fibers better, takes care of your skin, and doesn't pollute the water.

If your garment is hand-dyed (like the Fuego pieces, with red fringes), we suggest washing it separately for the first few times.

All of our bottoms have adjustable drawstrings. Before washing them, always tie a firm knot in the ties: if they are not tied, they can slide inside the drawstring casing, and it can be tedious to get them out again.

After washing, try to air dry your garments in the shade. Avoid using a dryer: in addition to wearing out the fibers, it can cause shrinkage. If you need to use it, do so on a low-medium heat setting.

When ironing, use low-medium heat or steam. This helps maintain the shape and structure of the fibers without damaging them.

We believe that the life of a garment also depends on how we use it. That's why we design versatile and easy-to-combine pieces: so they don't just live in the closet, but in many different moments.

Play with accessories, change their context, and combine them with what you already have. Explore new ways to wear them so that, from a single garment, you can create authentic looks that are uniquely yours.

Use a lint roller. Reinforce buttons when needed, and if you happen to lose one, don't worry: all our pieces include a spare. Repair loose seams or minor imperfections. Simple details that greatly extend the life of a garment. Repair before replacing: it's cheaper, more responsible, and often easier than it seems.