Did somebody say laundry day? Be sure to turn garment inside out on wash day. No bleach, no ironing over the logo & hang to dry.
We recommend turning all merchandise inside out before washing. Here is why:
Protects from Damage: Turning clothes inside out shields the outside fabric from abrasion during the wash cycle, reducing the risk of damage from friction with the washing machine drum or other clothes.
Prevents Fading: By minimizing contact with the detergent and the washing machine's agitation, the outer dye of clothes is protected from fading.
Reduces Pilling: Turning clothes inside out helps prevent the formation of pills or little balls of fuzz on the outside, which are caused by friction between fabrics during washing.
Protects Embellishments: Garments with embroidery, beading, sequins, or patches can be damaged in the washer if the embellishments snag on a button or snap. Turning the garment inside out protects these decorative elements from damage.
Deeper Cleaning: The inside of clothing tends to accumulate more sweat, body oils, and other bodily fluids. Washing inside out allows for a deeper clean of these areas.
