• Wash: Machine wash, 40°C maximum.
• Dry: Dries quickly — wrap in a towel and press; never tumble dry.
• Iron: Not required, acrylic doesn't crease.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: High heat (hot wash, tumble dry, or a hot iron) melts and glazes the fibre — this damage can't be undone.
• Storage: Fold rather than hang; hanging stretches acrylic knits out of shape.

• Wash: White cotton up to 90°C; coloured cotton 60°C max (30-40°C for lightly soiled items).
• Dry: Air dry, stretched to keep shape; keep colours out of direct sun.
• Iron: Hot iron is fine — avoid scorching or yellowing.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Overloading the machine causes friction-pilling and fading, and too much detergent leaves stiff residue.
• Storage: Fold heavier cotton to avoid hanger stretch; keep away from damp to prevent mildew.

• Wash: Hand wash or gentle machine cycle, cold water, mild detergent.
• Dry: Hang dry away from direct heat; never tumble dry — cupro is delicate and prone to shrinking.
• Iron: Low heat, inside out, or steam instead.

Additional care tips

• Handle gently when wet — cupro is weaker and more prone to stretching or tearing while damp.

• Wash: Turn inside out, wash in near-cold water.
• Dry: Hang-dry preferred; if tumbling, under 15 min then finish on a hanger.
• Iron: Rarely needed if hung to dry.
• Tip: Soak new jeans in water + white vinegar before the first wash to reduce fading.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Washing after every wear strips indigo dye and wears fibres out faster — most jeans only need washing every 10+ wears.
• Storage: Hang by the waistband or fold; keep out of direct sunlight, which fades indigo unevenly.

• Wash: 40°C max to preserve elasticity.
• Dry: Dries fast — wrap in a towel and press; never tumble dry.
• Iron: Very low heat only (110°C) — high heat damages elasticity.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Chlorine bleach and high heat break down elastic fibres, causing a permanent loss of stretch.
• Storage: Fold; avoid tight hangers that keep the fabric under tension.

• Wash: Never machine wash or soak — wipe clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth only.
• Dry: Air dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight; never use a dryer or heater.
• Condition: Apply a leather conditioner every few months to prevent cracking and maintain suppleness.

Additional care tips

• Store stuffed with tissue paper on a padded hanger to hold shape; keep away from moisture, which encourages mold.

• Wash: Up to 40°C, delicate detergent, short cycle, low/no spin.
• Dry: Can be tumble dried (blends need gentler care).
• Iron: Best while damp, high heat — often doesn't need ironing.
• Tip: White linen can be bleached at 70-80°C; avoid on coloured or coated linen.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Over-drying or high spin speeds set deep creases; wringing weakens fibres at the fold lines.
• Storage: Fold rather than hang on wire hangers (rust marks, shoulder bumps); store somewhere breathable, not sealed plastic.

• Wash: Machine wash cold, gentle/delicate cycle, inside out.
• Dry: Hang dry to hold shape; if tumble drying, use low heat only.Iron: 
• Low-medium heat, inside out, while still slightly damp for best results.

Additional care tips

• Prone to wrinkling less than most naturals — often needs no ironing if hung promptly after washing.

• Wash: Inside out, 30°C, gentle cycle — don't soak.
• Dry: Hang-dry to keep shape; avoid tumble drying or direct sun.
• Iron: Inside out, low heat.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Chlorine bleach or high heat weakens modal fibres and causes pilling.
• Storage: Fold rather than hang — modal has little recovery and stretches on a hanger over time.

• Wash: 60°C max; add fabric softener to reduce static.
• Dry: Dries quickly — wrap in a towel and press.
• Iron: Crease-resistant; use lowest setting if needed.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: High heat can melt or glaze the fibre and permanently set oil-based stains.
• Storage: Hanging is fine — polyester resists wrinkling and stretching.

• Wash: By hand in lukewarm water with silk detergent, or machine hand-wash cycle in a protective net.
• Dry: Press between towels — don't wring; hang or lay flat away from sun.
• Iron: Low heat, inside out, or use a damp cloth barrier.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Deodorant, perfume, and sweat can permanently stain or weaken silk — let them dry before dressing.
• Storage: Use a breathable cotton garment bag, not plastic, away from wire hangers that leave marks.

• Wash: Hand wash, cold water, gently — add a splash of vinegar to the final rinse.
• Dry: Roll in a towel to remove water, then lay flat away from sun/heat.
• Iron: Inside out, low heat with light steam.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Hot water, agitation, and heat cause irreversible felting and shrinkage — the #1 wool-ruining mistake.
• Storage: Always fold, never hang; use cedar blocks or lavender (not mothballs) to deter moths, and store clean.

• Wash: Inside out, 30°C, delicate setting — don't soak.
• Dry: Air dry to keep shape; avoid tumble drying and direct sun.
• Iron: Inside out, low heat.

Additional care tips

• Common mistake: Viscose is much weaker when wet — wringing or twisting while damp can tear or distort it.
• Storage: Dry flat before storing; fold rather than hang, since viscose stretches under its own weight.

• Reminder: Silver is a naturally soft metal, and tarnishing from exposure to open air is completely normal. It's not damage, and can simply be polished away.
• Clean: Polish gently with a microfiber or silver polishing cloth; for buildup, use lukewarm water with mild soap and a soft brush.
• Store: Keep in an airtight pouch or anti-tarnish bag away from air and humidity.
• Avoid: Perfume, lotion, chlorine, and prolonged water exposure — remove before showering, swimming, or exercising.

Additional care tips

• Wearing silver often actually slows tarnishing — the natural oils in skin help keep it polished.

• Clean: Wipe with a soft cloth; for deeper cleaning, use warm water and mild soap, then dry thoroughly.
• Store: Keep separate from other pieces to avoid scratching.
• Avoid: Abrasive cloths and harsh chemicals — though steel is naturally resistant to tarnish and rust.

Additional care tips

• The most durable and low-maintenance of MIKUTA's jewelry materials — safe for daily wear, including light water exposure and scratch-resistance.