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The small label with a big job.

What to check before you wash, dry or hand over a garment.

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Care guide · Published 15 November 2026

Start with the instructions.

A care label is the best starting point for a garment’s routine care. Check washing, bleaching, drying, ironing and professional-cleaning instructions before choosing a treatment.

Notice the limits.

A stated temperature is a limit, not a target you need to exceed. Crossed-out symbols indicate treatments to avoid. When instructions are missing or unclear, ask the manufacturer or a garment-care professional before proceeding.

Share what you know.

When handing over an item, mention any stains, previous treatments, loose trims or damage. If you are unsure about the fabric, say so. That information helps the team assess the garment before cleaning.

Keep the conversation specific.

Tell the team what the garment means to you and what you are concerned about. Ask about suitability, likely limitations and the agreed turnaround before booking.