Heavyweight cotton and hand-finished prints reward a little care. Washed cold and dried out of the machine, the cloth softens and the graphic stays sharp. Run through heat, both go at once.
01Wash Cold, Inside Out30°C on a normal cycle. Cold water keeps garment dye where it belongs and stops print edges from lifting.
01Skip The DryerLine dry in shade. Tumble heat is what shrinks heavyweight cotton and cracks a print - nothing else comes close.
01Iron Around The PrintLow heat on the reverse, never straight onto the graphic. Steam is fine; direct contact is not.
01Wash With Like ColoursGarment-dyed pieces release a little colour on the first two washes. Keep them away from your whites.
By Fabric
280 GSM · 100% CottonPREMIUM FABRICWarrior Tee
Cold wash, inside out, line dry. The weight is what holds the shape - heat is the only thing that takes it away.
Premium Waffle KnitPREMIUM FABRICTrailblazer Co-ord Set · Vanguard Zipper Polo
Waffle traps water. Reshape flat while damp and dry away from direct sun so the texture stays open.
Premium Rib KnitPREMIUM FABRICValor Collar Polo · Forge Rib Trouser
Wash cold and hang by the waistband, never the hem. Rib recovers on its own; pegs leave marks that stay.
Premium Cotton TwillPREMIUM FABRICSafari Hunter Shirt
Twill takes a crease. Line dry on a hanger straight out of the machine and the all-over print needs no iron.
Premium FleecePREMIUM FABRICNomad Shorts
Turn inside out to protect the face of the fleece, wash cold, and skip softener - it flattens the pile.
PRINT CARE
Keep The Graphic Off The Heat
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Turn the garment inside out before it goes in the machine. The print never touches the drum that way.
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No bleach, no fabric softener. Softener coats the fibre and dulls a print faster than washing ever will.
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Dry flat or on a wide hanger. Heat and tension are the two things that crack a cured print.
