To protect the design and prevent pilling, always turn your garments inside out before washing. This simple step will help them last longer.

Cold water helps preserve the color, protect the print, and keep the fabric looking newer for longer.

Use mild detergents to preserve the print and reduce the risk of fading. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, as they can damage the design, leading to fading, cracking, or peeling.

Hand washing is the best way to preserve your garment over time:
- Treat stains with a stain remover (e.g., OxyClean) and gently buff with a clean washcloth.
- Soak the garment in mild detergent for 10+ minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly with cold water and gently wring out excess water.

*MACHINE WASH - GENTLE CYCLE: We understand hand washing isn’t always convenient. If you choose to use a washer, follow the same steps but select the gentle cycle for the best results.

We recommend hang drying garments on a rounded hanger or drying rack. For faster drying, use a fan or hang the item outdoors in the shade.

** USING A DRYER: Set to LOW HEAT and remove the shirt before the cycle is complete. Finish drying by hanging to help reduce wrinkles while minimizing wear and tear caused by prolonged dryer use.

While traditional dryers won't damage screen-printed shirts, vinyl-printed garments are more sensitive to heat and may crack. Therefore, it's best to avoid using a dryer on vinyl-printed items.

When ironing, avoid direct heat on printed areas. Excessive heat can cause ink to fade and may lead to cracking or brittleness in vinyl prints. For best results, turn the garment inside out or place a protective cloth over the prints, ensuring no heat is applied to ink or vinyl.