— Spot clean for small stains

— Wash cold

— Use an eco-friendly detergent or liquid

— Dry clean woollen coats and jackets once a year unless needed (i.e. a bad spill)

— Put garments containing synthetic material (i.e. polyester) inside a bag to help prevent the shedding of microplastics (GUPPYFRIEND has a good option!)

— You will have noticed a lot of our garments instruct you to dry clean. Although we are trying to limit this, sometimes it is the best option for care and to lengthen your garments lifecycle.

— When the label says dry clean, please dry clean! But only as the garment needs. We don't recommend dry cleaning for every wear. Instead, air out your clothes.

— We recommend dry cleaning because washing and wetting can sometimes change the texture of a garment. For example, the spin of a wash can really press creases in, especially if your washing machine has a central agitator. Washing can also cause shrinkage. Sometimes multi-fabric garments are better to be dry cleaned as it helps them hold their shape.

— The upside of dry cleaning is that they will press the garment up properly for you, and you don't have to keep re-ironing it.

— When we say cold hand-wash we mean hand-wash. The spin of a washing cycle will damage the fabric.

— If you have a good washing machine with a very gentle cycle , this might be okay, but remember to set the washing machine to cold. This option is at your own risk, our recommendation is to hand-wash.

— Following hand-washing your garment, gently press out with a towel. If it is a woven garment, hang out to dry. If it is knit fabric, lie flat to dry in the shade.

— Once dry, carefully iron on the wrong side of the fabric as per the care instructions. We always recommend this to protect the face side of the fabric.

— Follow the instructions on the garment care label

— Use gentle, eco-friendly detergent

— Make sure the washing machine is set to cold.

— Following washing, hang the garment out to dry if it is woven. If it is knit fabric, lie flat to dry in the shade

— Once dry, carefully iron inside-out

— Remove baubles with an electric lint remover. Bring your WT coats and jackets in-store and we will do this free of charge!

— Fold garments that are susceptible to stretching as opposed to hanging them.

— Always follow the care label.

— When washing clothing that contains more than one fabric, washing according to the more delicate fabric.

— WASH LESS– washing damages the clothing. If not absolutely necessary, air out on the line in the shade for the day instead and save water! Don't underestimate the power of airing out your clothes.

— Repair your clothes instead of tossing them to the side, never to be worn again! Sew that button back on or that hole back together! It will only take a few minutes, then it will be like brand-new.

— Got a stain that won't budge? Do some mindful mending over the top. It could be a pretty patch or some cool embroidery! Get creative. We're so inspired but our good friend Anna Hicks' textile art. Take a look here.