How to keep it alive
Every piece is made to order and made to last. Worn-in beats worn-out — but only if you treat it like family. Repair before you replace; a mend is a story, not a flaw.
🏒Jerseys
  • Cold wash, inside out, gentle cycle — the print outlives the machine that respects it.
  • Never the dryer. Hang it like it just came off the ice.
  • Keep it off wire hangers — shoulders remember.
  • Iron nothing. Steam from a distance if you must.
🧥Hoodies & sweaters
  • Cold wash, inside out, with its own kind — no zippers in the drum.
  • Lay flat to dry. Hanging a wet knit stretches its bones.
  • Pilling happens where you live in it. A fabric comb, not a razor.
  • Fold, don’t hang, between wears.
👕Tees & shirts
  • Cold wash, inside out. Warm water is how prints die young.
  • Hang dry in shade — sun fades the story.
  • Skip the softener; it coats the fibers and dulls the hand-feel.
🧢Hats & beanies
  • Spot clean only — a damp cloth and patience.
  • Never the washing machine, never the dishwasher myth.
  • Let a beanie dry flat; let a cap dry on something head-shaped.
Repair, don't replace
A popped seam or a loose thread doesn't end a piece. Any local tailor can bring it back for the price of a coffee — and a repaired piece wears its history. If something fails that shouldn't have, talk to us.