Tailored Leather Trench

Cotton clothes

Scrub lightly with a fresh toothbrush or towel and warm water. You can also was the items according to the washing instructions. We recommend do dry your clothes normally.

Cotton with Polyester

Gently rub the surface with the Towel or was according to the right temperature.

Yes! For 1 year from the date of purchase, we’ll take care of your product if any damage to the material occurs. Simply contact us and we’ll send you a replacement.

Please note: This warranty does not cover lost items, scratches that come with normal wear and tear, improper use or storage of your product, and any modification to your product done by a third party.

Gently wash at light temperatures as described on the washing description on the item. Don't overheat or wash the items as the material will shrink.

Our clothing is made with the finest, responsibly sourced cotton, offering exceptional comfort while aligning with our commitment to sustainability.

To care for cotton clothing, machine wash in cold or warm water with a mild detergent, and avoid overloading the machine to prevent excess wear. After washing, tumble dry on a low or medium heat setting or line dry to maintain the fabric's quality and avoid excessive shrinkage.

Our nylon is carefully chosen for its durability and versatility, ensuring that our clothing is built to last. We are equally committed to responsible sourcing, contributing to a more sustainable future.

When caring for nylon clothing, machine wash in cold water using a gentle cycle to prevent damage to the fabric. Avoid using bleach and opt for air drying or tumble drying on a low heat setting to maintain the garment's shape and prevent overheating or melting.

Sustainable denim involves using eco-friendly materials like organic cotton or recycled denim, employing efficient dyeing processes, reducing water and energy consumption, and ensuring ethical labor practices.

To care for denim clothing, turn it inside out and wash in cold water to preserve the color. Hang or line dry to prevent excessive shrinkage, and only iron if necessary, using medium heat to avoid damaging the fabric's structure.