Cotton is a natural fabric renowned for its breathability, absorbency, and ease of care. It is created by harvesting the fibres surrounding the seed pods of the cotton plant. These fibres can be woven into a wide range of finishes, from poplin to denim. Occasionally, we use a cotton blend to enhance its strength, improving the fabric's durability and longevity.

Machine wash at a low temperature and avoid fabric softeners as this can dull the finish. Cotton garments are best air dried, but if using a tumble dryer, select a low heat cycle as high temperatures can cause shrinkage. If creasing occurs, steam or iron while the fabric is slightly damp. If dyed, it's best to wash separately the first few times to avoid any colour transfer, this will reduce over time.

Cotton is a natural fabric renowned for its breathability, absorbency, and ease of care. It is created by harvesting the fibres surrounding the seed pods of the cotton plant. These fibres can be woven into a wide range of finishes, from poplin to denim. Occasionally, we use a cotton blend to enhance its strength, improving the fabric's durability and longevity.

Cotton is a natural fabric renowned for its breathability, absorbency, and ease of care. It is created by harvesting the fibres surrounding the seed pods of the cotton plant. These fibres can be woven into a wide range of finishes, from poplin to denim. Occasionally, we use a cotton blend to enhance its strength, improving the fabric's durability and longevity.

Machine wash at a low temperature and avoid fabric softeners as this can dull the finish. Cotton garments are best air dried, but if using a tumble dryer, select a low heat cycle as high temperatures can cause shrinkage. If creasing occurs, steam or iron while the fabric is slightly damp. If dyed, it's best to wash separately the first few times to avoid any colour transfer, this will reduce over time.

Machine wash at a low temperature and avoid fabric softeners as this can dull the finish. Cotton garments are best air dried, but if using a tumble dryer, select a low heat cycle as high temperatures can cause shrinkage. If creasing occurs, steam or iron while the fabric is slightly damp. If dyed, it's best to wash separately the first few times to avoid any colour transfer, this will reduce over time.

Luxurious, lustrous and lightweight, silk is one of our favourite fabrics. Not only is it a wonderfully fluid material, it's also highly absorbent, hypoallergenic, temperature-friendly and has moisture-wicking abilities making it perfect for warm weather. Despite its delicate appearance, silk is robust and durable, lasting for years when properly cared for.

Silk can become fragile when wet, so we suggest hand washing or using the gentle/silk setting on your washing machine. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when wet. For best results, leave to air dry flat. As a natural fibre, silk can be prone to creasing, so if possible, hang it to store. To remove any wrinkling, use a steamer or, if ironing, put a pressing cloth between your iron and the fabric and use the silk setting.

Silk can become fragile when wet, so we suggest hand washing or using the gentle/silk setting on your washing machine. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when wet. For best results, leave to air dry flat. As a natural fibre, silk can be prone to creasing, so if possible, hang it to store. To remove any wrinkling, use a steamer or, if ironing, put a pressing cloth between your iron and the fabric and use the silk setting.

Luxurious, lustrous and lightweight, silk is one of our favourite fabrics. Not only is it a wonderfully fluid material, it's also highly absorbent, hypoallergenic, temperature-friendly and has moisture-wicking abilities making it perfect for warm weather. Despite its delicate appearance, silk is robust and durable, lasting for years when properly cared for.

Silk can become fragile when wet, so we suggest hand washing or using the gentle/silk setting on your washing machine. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when wet. For best results, leave to air dry flat. As a natural fibre, silk can be prone to creasing, so if possible, hang it to store. To remove any wrinkling, use a steamer or, if ironing, put a pressing cloth between your iron and the fabric and use the silk setting.

Wool is naturally resistant to odour, stains and wrinkles, requiring less frequent washing than other fabrics. For best care, handwash in cold water. Some blends can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a wool-specific detergent, but always check the care label first. Avoid tumble drying, as it can cause shrinkage; instead, air dry wool garments flat and reshape gently while damp. If ironing finer knits, use a cool setting and a pressing cloth between the iron and the garment to protect the fabric. As a natural textile, woollen garments may experience some shedding, this is to be expected and will gradually decrease with wear and washing. Additionally, pilling is a common characteristic of soft yarns. It can be easily managed using a pilling comb to restore the fabric’s smooth appearance.

Wool is naturally resistant to odour, stains and wrinkles, requiring less frequent washing than other fabrics. For best care, handwash in cold water. Some blends can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a wool-specific detergent, but always check the care label first. Avoid tumble drying, as it can cause shrinkage; instead, air dry wool garments flat and reshape gently while damp. If ironing finer knits, use a cool setting and a pressing cloth between the iron and the garment to protect the fabric. As a natural textile, woollen garments may experience some shedding, this is to be expected and will gradually decrease with wear and washing. Additionally, pilling is a common characteristic of soft yarns. It can be easily managed using a pilling comb to restore the fabric’s smooth appearance.

Wool is naturally resistant to odour, stains and wrinkles, requiring less frequent washing than other fabrics. For best care, handwash in cold water. Some blends can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a wool-specific detergent, but always check the care label first. Avoid tumble drying, as it can cause shrinkage; instead, air dry wool garments flat and reshape gently while damp. If ironing finer knits, use a cool setting and a pressing cloth between the iron and the garment to protect the fabric. As a natural textile, woollen garments may experience some shedding, this is to be expected and will gradually decrease with wear and washing. Additionally, pilling is a common characteristic of soft yarns. It can be easily managed using a pilling comb to restore the fabric’s smooth appearance.

Viscose is a semi-synthetic fibre made from processed wood pulp. It is breathable, colourfast and hard-wearing, making it perfect for everyday use. Known for its exceptional softness and rich weight, viscose offers a flattering, flowing drape. Like cotton, it can be finished in a variety of ways, from satin to crepe to jersey.

Viscose can be delicate when wet, so we recommend hand washing or, if machine washing, using a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a mild detergent. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when damp. For optimal care, air dry flat. Satin and crepe viscose may crease, but wrinkles can be easily removed with a steamer or ironing on the silk setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron.

Viscose is a semi-synthetic fibre made from processed wood pulp. It is breathable, colourfast and hard-wearing, making it perfect for everyday use. Known for its exceptional softness and rich weight, viscose offers a flattering, flowing drape. Like cotton, it can be finished in a variety of ways, from satin to crepe to jersey.

Viscose is a semi-synthetic fibre made from processed wood pulp. It is breathable, colourfast and hard-wearing, making it perfect for everyday use. Known for its exceptional softness and rich weight, viscose offers a flattering, flowing drape. Like cotton, it can be finished in a variety of ways, from satin to crepe to jersey.

Viscose can be delicate when wet, so we recommend hand washing or, if machine washing, using a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a mild detergent. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when damp. For optimal care, air dry flat. Satin and crepe viscose may crease, but wrinkles can be easily removed with a steamer or ironing on the silk setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron.

Viscose can be delicate when wet, so we recommend hand washing or, if machine washing, using a gentle cycle at a low temperature with a mild detergent. Avoid twisting or pulling the fabric when damp. For optimal care, air dry flat. Satin and crepe viscose may crease, but wrinkles can be easily removed with a steamer or ironing on the silk setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron.

Lyocell is a sustainable, eco-friendly fabric made from wood pulp. It is renowned for its exceptional softness, breathability, hypoallergenic, and moisture-wicking properties. Lyocell is sometimes blended with other fabrics, like linen, to increase its resistance to wrinkles and help garments maintain a smooth finish.

Lyocell is a sustainable, eco-friendly fabric made from wood pulp. It is renowned for its exceptional softness, breathability, hypoallergenic, and moisture-wicking properties. Lyocell is sometimes blended with other fabrics, like linen, to increase its resistance to wrinkles and help garments maintain a smooth finish.

It’s best to machine wash lyocell clothing on a cool, gentle cycle using a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, harsh chemicals and bleach as they can damage the fibres. To prevent stretching or misshaping, reshape garments while damp and lay flat to dry. Lyocell is naturally resistant to wrinkles, but you can iron it on a low-heat setting as required.

It’s best to machine wash lyocell clothing on a cool, gentle cycle using a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, harsh chemicals and bleach as they can damage the fibres. To prevent stretching or misshaping, reshape garments while damp and lay flat to dry. Lyocell is naturally resistant to wrinkles, but you can iron it on a low-heat setting as required.

Lyocell is a sustainable, eco-friendly fabric made from wood pulp. It is renowned for its exceptional softness, breathability, hypoallergenic, and moisture-wicking properties. Lyocell is sometimes blended with other fabrics, like linen, to increase its resistance to wrinkles and help garments maintain a smooth finish.

It’s best to machine wash lyocell clothing on a cool, gentle cycle using a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, harsh chemicals and bleach as they can damage the fibres. To prevent stretching or misshaping, reshape garments while damp and lay flat to dry. Lyocell is naturally resistant to wrinkles, but you can iron it on a low-heat setting as required.

Polyamide, polyester and lurex are popular synthetic fabrics. Synthetic fabric is a man-made material designed to mimic natural fibres but with enhanced durability, elasticity and resistance to wrinkles or shrinking. Polyamide, often called nylon, is soft, breathable and stretchable, making it ideal for comfort and resilience. Polyester is valued for its strength, moisture-wicking abilities, and ease of care, offering year-round wearability. Lurex, a sparkling metallic yarn, adds a touch of glamour to fabrics, commonly used for its shine and distinctive texture. These materials are often blended with natural fibres to enhance performance and longevity.

Polyamide, polyester and lurex are popular synthetic fabrics. Synthetic fabric is a man-made material designed to mimic natural fibres but with enhanced durability, elasticity and resistance to wrinkles or shrinking. Polyamide, often called nylon, is soft, breathable and stretchable, making it ideal for comfort and resilience. Polyester is valued for its strength, moisture-wicking abilities, and ease of care, offering year-round wearability. Lurex, a sparkling metallic yarn, adds a touch of glamour to fabrics, commonly used for its shine and distinctive texture. These materials are often blended with natural fibres to enhance performance and longevity.

Polyester: Machine wash on a cool to warm cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can affect the fabric's texture. Polyester is durable and can withstand tumble drying on a low heat setting. Remove items while slightly damp to prevent wrinkles and air dry for best results. If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting or a steamer.
Polyamide: Wash on a cool cycle with a gentle detergent as high temperatures can cause shrinkage—air dry flat to maintain shape and avoid heat exposure. If ironing, use a cool setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron to protect its texture.
Lurex: Hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners to preserve the fabric's shine—air dry flat to retain the integrity of the metallic fibres. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth to prevent damage to the delicate threads.

Polyester: Machine wash on a cool to warm cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can affect the fabric's texture. Polyester is durable and can withstand tumble drying on a low heat setting. Remove items while slightly damp to prevent wrinkles and air dry for best results. If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting or a steamer.
Polyamide: Wash on a cool cycle with a gentle detergent as high temperatures can cause shrinkage—air dry flat to maintain shape and avoid heat exposure. If ironing, use a cool setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron to protect its texture.
Lurex: Hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners to preserve the fabric's shine—air dry flat to retain the integrity of the metallic fibres. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth to prevent damage to the delicate threads.

Polyamide, polyester and lurex are popular synthetic fabrics. Synthetic fabric is a man-made material designed to mimic natural fibres but with enhanced durability, elasticity and resistance to wrinkles or shrinking. Polyamide, often called nylon, is soft, breathable and stretchable, making it ideal for comfort and resilience. Polyester is valued for its strength, moisture-wicking abilities, and ease of care, offering year-round wearability. Lurex, a sparkling metallic yarn, adds a touch of glamour to fabrics, commonly used for its shine and distinctive texture. These materials are often blended with natural fibres to enhance performance and longevity.

Polyester: Machine wash on a cool to warm cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can affect the fabric's texture. Polyester is durable and can withstand tumble drying on a low heat setting. Remove items while slightly damp to prevent wrinkles and air dry for best results. If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting or a steamer.
Polyamide: Wash on a cool cycle with a gentle detergent as high temperatures can cause shrinkage—air dry flat to maintain shape and avoid heat exposure. If ironing, use a cool setting with a pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron to protect its texture.
Lurex: Hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners to preserve the fabric's shine—air dry flat to retain the integrity of the metallic fibres. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth to prevent damage to the delicate threads.

Leather’s remarkable durability and capacity to develop a rich, unique patina over time, combined with suede’s velvety soft texture and excellent dye absorbency, make them our top choice for footwear and accessories. We use fine leathers and suedes, manufactured to age gracefully, becoming more beautiful with every wear. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to ensure longevity, naturally softening and developing a distinct character while retaining strength and structure.

Leather: To maintain the quality and longevity of your leather accessories, gently wipe away marks using a damp cloth and warm water. Allow the leather to air dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid submerging leather in water or using a tumble dryer, as excessive moisture and heat can cause damage. For added protection, consider applying a leather conditioner periodically to preserve its suppleness and prevent drying or cracking.
Suede: To keep suede accessories looking their best, use a suede brush to gently buff away dirt and restore the fabric’s natural texture. Avoid exposing suede to water, which can cause staining or texture changes. In case of spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and allow to air dry. For deeper cleaning, use a suede eraser or a specialised suede cleaner.

Leather’s remarkable durability and capacity to develop a rich, unique patina over time, combined with suede’s velvety soft texture and excellent dye absorbency, make them our top choice for footwear and accessories. We use fine leathers and suedes, manufactured to age gracefully, becoming more beautiful with every wear. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to ensure longevity, naturally softening and developing a distinct character while retaining strength and structure.

Leather’s remarkable durability and capacity to develop a rich, unique patina over time, combined with suede’s velvety soft texture and excellent dye absorbency, make them our top choice for footwear and accessories. We use fine leathers and suedes, manufactured to age gracefully, becoming more beautiful with every wear. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to ensure longevity, naturally softening and developing a distinct character while retaining strength and structure.

Leather: To maintain the quality and longevity of your leather accessories, gently wipe away marks using a damp cloth and warm water. Allow the leather to air dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid submerging leather in water or using a tumble dryer, as excessive moisture and heat can cause damage. For added protection, consider applying a leather conditioner periodically to preserve its suppleness and prevent drying or cracking.
Suede: To keep suede accessories looking their best, use a suede brush to gently buff away dirt and restore the fabric’s natural texture. Avoid exposing suede to water, which can cause staining or texture changes. In case of spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and allow to air dry. For deeper cleaning, use a suede eraser or a specialised suede cleaner.

Leather: To maintain the quality and longevity of your leather accessories, gently wipe away marks using a damp cloth and warm water. Allow the leather to air dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid submerging leather in water or using a tumble dryer, as excessive moisture and heat can cause damage. For added protection, consider applying a leather conditioner periodically to preserve its suppleness and prevent drying or cracking.
Suede: To keep suede accessories looking their best, use a suede brush to gently buff away dirt and restore the fabric’s natural texture. Avoid exposing suede to water, which can cause staining or texture changes. In case of spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and allow to air dry. For deeper cleaning, use a suede eraser or a specialised suede cleaner.