Turn the garment inside out to protect delicate details—like buttons, trims, or prints—and to help preserve the fabric’s surface appearance.

Articles marked in this way must not be washed. They may be sensitive to any kind of wet treatment or be unsuitable for washing in a domestic washing machine due to their size.

Hand wash in water no warmer than 40°C/104°F. First, dissolve a mild detergent in ample water. Gently submerge the textiles and lightly agitate—do not rub, twist, or wring. Rinse thoroughly, press out excess water with care, and reshape while still damp.

For dark-colored articles made of cotton, polyester, mixed fabrics, etc. Select an appropriate washing program. Treat colored and sensitive pieces promptly and do not leave them lying wet.

For articles made of TENCEL™ Modal, viscose, polyacryl, polyester, and polyamide. Use a reduced load size and select an appropriate washing program. Avoid spinning, or spin only briefly, to minimize creasing. Do not leave colored and delicate items wet.

For articles made of machine-washable wool. Use a gentle washing cycle with minimal mechanical action. Select an appropriate program, reduce the load size significantly, and handle colored or delicate items promptly. Never leave them damp for extended periods.

Remove promptly from the machine to help maintain the fabric’s original color and prevent transfer between contrast panels.

The empty triangle is the symbol for chlorine and oxygen bleach.

The triangle with two oblique lines indicates that oxygen bleach (contained in universal detergents) is permitted but not chlorine bleach.

The triangle with a diagonal cross indicates that bleaching is not allowed. Use only bleach-free detergent.

Heavy, colorfast textiles

All colorfast textiles

Articles unsuitable for tumble drying

Use caution when tumble drying. Select a gentle cycle with reduced heat and a shorter drying time.

Irreversible changes in fabric will occur if an iron
is used.

Iron at a maximum sole plate temperature of 120°C/248°F. If necessary, use a press cloth or iron pieces inside out, especially those that are shiny or pressure-sensitive. Use caution with steam irons. When in doubt, avoid steam.

Iron at maximum sole plate temperature of 160°C/320°F, corresponding to the “wool/silk/polyester/viscose” setting. Use a moderately moist pressing cloth. A steam iron may be used. Avoid applying heavy pressure.

Iron at a maximum sole plate temperature of 210°C/410°F, corresponding to the “Cotton/Linen” setting. Iron while the fabric is damp, and moisten if needed. For shiny or pressure-sensitive pieces, use a pressing cloth or iron inside out. A steam iron may be used.