Make it last

Caring for your pieces.

Good fabric, treated gently, outlives trends by years. Two minutes of reading per fabric - then forget about it.

By fabric

[Instructions below are placeholders until Jack confirms against the actual fabric content labels].

Knit sets

Wash[Cold, gentle cycle, inside out]

Dry[Flat, reshaped - never hang wet knits]

Iron[Low steam, or skip it - the rib relaxes on its own]

Wrap dresses

Wash[Cold, mild detergent]

Dry[Hang on a padded hanger]

Iron[Medium, tie removed]

Blazers

Wash[Spot clean or dry clean only]

Dry[Air, on a wide-shouldered hanger]

Store[Buttoned, with room to breathe]

Everyday skirts

Wash[Cold with like colors]

Dry[Low tumble or line]

Iron[Medium; the elastic waist needs none]

The five habits that matter most

More than any single instruction.

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Cold water, always. Heat is what ages fabric - not washing itself.

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Zip and button before washing. Open hardware is what chews other pieces.

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Skip the dryer when you can. Line-dried pieces keep their shape and color measurably longer.

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Wash less. A dress worn two hours to dinner needs air, not a cycle.

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Stains get one gentle try first. Blot, cold water, patience - before anything stronger.

Honest note: design preview. Every bracketed instruction is a placeholder - the real page must match the actual care labels on each garment before it ships. The five habits are general, safe guidance.