We're delighted that you have a Goose Down garment – they're incredibly easy to care for.

• Spot Cleaning: Spot cleaning is preferable over washing, as it helps extend the life of your garment. Simply spot clean any stains or spills with a mild detergent and cold water.
• Machine Washing: When it's time to wash your Goose Down garment, use a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent. This ensures that the delicate down filling is properly cleaned without damaging the fabric.
• Tumble Drying: After washing, tumble dry your garment on a low heat setting. This helps fluff up the down filling and ensures even drying without causing damage.

By following these simple care instructions, you can keep your Goose Down garment looking and feeling its best for years to come.

Goose Down garments are perfect for travel as they compress easily in a suitcase. However, air travel can sometimes leave Down coats flattened due to changing air pressures. If you notice your Goose Down garment has become too flat, here's what you can do:

• Shake It Out: Give your garment a good shake to fluff up the Down filling and restore its loftiness.
• Tumble Dry Method: Alternatively, you can place your garment in the dryer on a 'tumble' setting with no heat for about 10 minutes. Optionally, add a tennis ball to the dryer to help agitate the feathers inside and restore the garment's loft.

By following these simple steps, you can easily revitalize your Goose Down garment and keep it looking and feeling its best, even after travel.

Goose Down garments naturally fluff up on their own, and they may become extra fluffy during travel due to changing air pressures.

As you wear your Down coat, the feathers will naturally settle, leading to a more relaxed appearance.

If you find that your coat is still too puffy for your liking, you can give it a gentle wash. Follow these steps:

1. Machine Wash: Use a gentle, cold water machine wash to clean your Down coat. This will help relax the Down and reduce its puffiness.
2. Low-Heat Tumble Dry: After washing, tumble dry your coat on a low-heat setting. This will further help to relax the Down while maintaining its softness and lightweight warmth.

By following these care instructions, you can adjust the fluffiness of your Goose Down garment to your preference, ensuring that it remains comfortable and stylish.

To prolong the life of your coat, handle the jacket snaps and drawstrings gently with both hands. Our Goose Down Jackets are crafted with high-quality nylon for both the outer and inner linings. While this nylon boasts durability and a tight weave, aggressive pulling, especially with our metal snap closures and drawstrings, can cause wear over time. Remember: Treat your clothes with care, and they'll last longer, ensuring continued comfort and style.

Maintaining your cotton garments is easy with these simple tips:

1. Air Out Between Wears: Like many fabrics, cotton doesn't need to be washed after every wear. Simply hang your garment to air out, as natural fibers release odors and wrinkles more easily than synthetic fibers.
2. Check the Care Label: Always check the care label on your garment for specific care instructions. While our general recommendation is to hand or machine wash with cold to warm water on a gentle cycle with like colors, your garment may have specific requirements.
3. Proper Drying: After washing, hang your cotton garment or lay it flat to dry. Avoid high heat, as it can cause shrinking and damage to the fabric.
4. Ironing: If necessary, iron your cotton garment on a low setting to remove wrinkles. Always check the garment's care label for ironing instructions.
5. Contact Us for Assistance: If you have any questions about caring for your garment, don't hesitate to contact us at 877-457-2464 or email us at info@jarbocollection.com. We're here to help!

By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your cotton garments remain fresh, clean, and looking their best for years to come.

Here are some tips to maintain the buttery softness of your Pima Cotton:

1. Cold Water Wash: Wash your Pima in cold water using a mild detergent. Opt for small loads with similar colors to prevent color bleeding and maintain the vibrancy of your garment.
2. Lay Flat to Dry: After washing, lay your Pima garment flat to dry. This prevents stretching or warping of the fabric as it dries, ensuring your tee retains its original shape and fit.
3. Iron on Cool: If necessary, iron your Pima garment on a cool setting. Avoid using high heat, as it can weaken the fibers, especially in cotton tees with stretch. Gentle ironing will help smooth out wrinkles without damaging the fabric.
4. Proper Storage: Store your Pima garment folded in a drawer rather than hanging it. Hanging may cause the neck and shoulders to stretch over time, compromising the fit and shape of your tee.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your Pima garment remains soft, comfortable, and looking its best for years to come.

Before wearing your denim garment for the first time, it's best to wash it, especially if it's in a darker shade. This helps reduce the risk of color transferring onto lighter objects such as furniture or your favorite white t-shirt. Keep in mind that the color of denim may bleed during the first few washes, which could tint other articles in the same load."

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Denim is a durable and versatile fabric that doesn't need to be washed after every wear. Follow these care tips to keep your denim looking its best:

• Air Out Between Wears: Like many fabrics, denim benefits from airing out between wears. Simply hang your denim garment to allow it to air out and refresh its appearance. Folding it neatly after wearing is also sufficient.
• Spot Cleaning: To prolong the life of your denim, spot cleaning with cold water and a mild soap is recommended. Every wash can reduce the lifespan of cotton garments, so spot cleaning is a great way to maintain your denim's durability.
• Machine Washing: When it's time to wash your denim, turn it inside out and wash it with like colors to prevent fading. Use cold water and a gentle cycle to preserve the fabric's color and texture.
• Proper Drying: After washing, hang your denim garment or lay it flat to dry. Avoid high heat, as it can damage the fibers and cause shrinking. If necessary, tumble dry on a low heat setting until just dry.

By following these simple care instructions, you can ensure that your denim garments remain stylish and durable for years to come.

Discover the natural beauty and versatility of linen with our Premium Linens. Here's how to care for your linen pieces to ensure they look their best:

• Embrace the Natural Relaxation: Linen is meant to relax, unlike crisp cotton shirts. Embrace the effortless elegance of linen's relaxed appearance, which looks best after a few wearings.
• Addressing Creases: Linen easily creases, but don't worry—hanging your piece while you shower is a simple way to smooth out any wrinkles and maintain its natural texture.
• Air Out for Freshness: Similar to many fabrics, linen doesn't require frequent washing. To refresh your linen garment, simply hang it to air out. This allows the fabric to breathe and eliminates any lingering odors.
• Gentle Washing: When it's time to wash your linen, opt for cold to warm water on a gentle spin cycle to preserve the fabric's integrity. Avoid high temperatures, as they can weaken the fibers.
• Proper Drying: After washing, hang your linen garment or lay it flat to dry. Avoid using a dryer or exposing linen to high temperatures, as this can cause shrinkage and damage to the fabric.

By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your linen garments maintain their natural beauty and durability for years to come.

Wool fibers possess antimicrobial properties that naturally resist odors and dust, making them low-maintenance garments. Follow these care instructions to keep your wool pieces in optimal condition:

• Air Out: Hanging your wool garment to air out is often sufficient to refresh it, thanks to wool's natural antimicrobial properties. This helps eliminate odors and allows the fabric to breathe.
• Spot Clean: For minor stains, use a wool-safe detergent such as Woolite with cool to warm water. Avoid rubbing the fabric vigorously, as this can lead to pilling. Instead, gently blot the stained area and lay the garment flat to dry.
• Proper Drying: Always lay your wool garment flat to dry to maintain its shape and prevent stretching. Avoid hanging wool garments while wet, as this can cause them to lose their shape.
• Dry Cleaning: For a thorough cleaning, we recommend dry cleaning your wool garment. However, spot cleaning as needed can help extend its lifespan between cleanings.
• Removing Pilling: Pilling is a natural occurrence with wool garments and can be easily addressed. Use a pilling comb or a gentle fabric shaver to remove any pills and restore the smooth appearance of the fabric.

By following these simple care instructions, you can ensure that your wool garments remain fresh, clean, and looking their best for years to come.

Taking care of your cashmere garments is essential to maintain their softness and longevity. Follow these tips to keep your cashmere pieces looking and feeling luxurious:

• Air Out: Like many natural fabrics, there's no need to wash cashmere after every wear. Simply hang and air out your cashmere garments to refresh them. Cashmere is a natural wool with antimicrobial properties, making it resistant to odors.
• Spot Clean: For minor stains, use a mild detergent and cool water to spot clean your cashmere. Avoid rubbing the knit together, as this can cause pilling. Instead, gently blot the stained area and lay flat to dry.
• Proper Storage: To maintain the shape of your cashmere garments, store them folded in a drawer rather than hanging, as hanging can stretch the fabric over time.
• Dry Cleaning: For a full cleaning, we recommend dry cleaning your cashmere garments. However, spot cleaning as needed will help extend the life of your cashmere between cleanings.
• Removing Pilling: Pilling may naturally occur on cashmere over time. Use a pilling comb or fabric shaver to gently remove any pills and restore the smooth texture of your cashmere.

By following these simple care instructions, you can ensure that your cashmere garments remain soft, luxurious, and beautiful for years to come.

Proper care is essential to maintain the beauty and longevity of your leather garments. Follow these tips to keep your leather pieces looking their best:

• Air Out: Refresh your leather garments by simply hanging them to air out. This helps to remove any odors and allows the leather to breathe.
• Spot Clean: For minor stains or spills, gently spot clean your leather with a damp towel. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive water, as this can damage the leather.
• Choose the Right Hanger: Use a cushioned hanger to hang your leather pieces to avoid indents and maintain their shape. Avoid using pant hangers with clips, as they can leave unsightly marks on the leather.
• Moisturize: Just like your skin, leather benefits from regular moisturizing. Use a high-quality leather conditioner to soften and nourish the leather, keeping it supple and preventing it from drying out.

By following these simple care instructions, you can ensure that your leather garments remain in pristine condition for years to come.

Taking care of your silk garments is essential to maintain their beauty and longevity. Here are some tips to help you care for your silk fabrics:

• Avoid Overwashing: Like many fabrics, silk does not need to be washed after every wear. Instead, simply hang and air out your silk garments to refresh them.
• Professional Dry Cleaning: Due to the delicate nature of silk, we recommend getting your silk garments professionally dry cleaned to ensure they are properly cared for.
• Ironing: Iron your silk garments on low heat or hang them up in the bathroom during a shower to reduce creases and wrinkles.
• Steaming: Silk organza can be gently steamed or ironed at low heat to restore its shape and smooth out any wrinkles.

By following these simple steps, you can keep your silk garments looking beautiful and feeling luxurious for years to come.

For any questions about your garment, don't hesitate to reach out to us at 877-457-2464 or via email at info@jarbocollection.com.

When it comes to general fabric and garment care:

• Spot Cleaning and Mild Detergents: We recommend spot cleaning with mild detergents to preserve the fabric's quality. This gentle approach helps maintain the freshness and longevity of your garment.
• Low-to-Minimal Heat: Using low to minimal heat when caring for your garment can contribute to its lasting freshness and durability over time.
• Dry Cleaning for Luxury Items: For a thorough cleaning of your luxury item, dry cleaning is an excellent option. It ensures meticulous care while maintaining the fabric's integrity.
• Proper Storage: Extend the life of your garment by storing it folded or with soft-padded hangers. This prevents unnecessary stretching or damage, preserving its pristine condition for longer.