Dark grey Wool cashmere & Silk herringbone scarf
Very soft and bright scarf, mix of Pure Wool of lamb, Cashmere & Silk, weaving and pattern made of chevrons, dark grey made of a blend of grey...
Organic indigo denim bermuda made in Paris
Organic indigo denim bermuda made in Paris
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Bermuda man in jeans cotton bio indigo color. Bermuda with drawstring at the waist, casual cut with 2 pleats on the front, side pocket, roll-up length, a patch pocket at the back with 3 folds. An ethical jeans made in Paris by philippe
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Care tips from PhilippeGaber
Wash your handkerchief at 30/40 ° C with similar colors using a detergent without optical brighteners, and without bleaching agents
Embroidered thread of 100% viscose Enka, does not fade and can be washed up to 90 °.
The thread will remain silky and luminous over time.
Do not use whitening agents for your embroidered handkerchiefs.
Dry in the open air on a wire or flat.
For an eco-responsible gesture, avoid using the fabric softener and replace it in the tray provided for this purpose with white vinegar!
Indeed, the vinegar is used to purify the linen, eliminates a large number of stains and makes disappear the unpleasant odors while preserving the colors and especially, it is a natural softener which softens the water and makes your laundry softer of more , and at the same time descaling your machine, 100% natural and organic!
To remove all grease stains, use Sommières earth (powdered stone, Montmorillonite) It is a 100% natural and ecological clay, safe for man and the environment.
Sprinkle a small pile of Sommières earth on your task and let it work overnight. The grease stain will peel off and come to nestle in the powder. Finally, to remove residues, shake the fabric or brush. This treatment can be renewed as many times as necessary because it will not damage the tissue.
Ironing: To have easier for ironing, I advise you to iron your handkerchief still slightly wet.
If it is already dry, moisten your handkerchief with a spray bottle, place it in an airtight plastic bag for half an hour to evenly distribute the moisture, and especially relax the fibers which will allow you to have a much easier ironing. (A very effective board for ironing for handkerchiefs but also shirts!)
Wash and iron your 100% organic cotton sweatshirt on the wrong side.
Dry in the open air on a wire or flat in the shade.
Do not tumble dry. No whitening.
For a more responsible gesture, avoid using the fabric softener. Replace it in the tray provided for this purpose with white vinegar!
Indeed, the vinegar is used to purify the linen, eliminates a large number of stains and makes disappear the unpleasant odors while preserving the colors and especially, it is a natural softener which softens the water and makes your laundry softer of more , and at the same time descaling your machine, 100% natural and organic!
To remove all grease stains, use Sommières soil (powdered stone, Montmorillonite). It is a 100% natural and ecological clay, safe for humans and the environment.
Sprinkle a small pile of Sommières earth on your task and let it work overnight. The grease stain will peel off and come to nestle in the powder. Finally, to remove residues, shake the fabric or brush. This treatment can be renewed as many times as necessary because it will not damage the tissue.
The shrinkage rate of your organic sweatshirt is up to 5%
Care for your scarf
To preserve all the prestigious quality of your scarf, I recommend Dry Cleaning.
In no case, an exclusive tailor-made fabric in such prestigious compositions, such as cashmere or pure new wool of lamb, is intended to be put in the machine.
That's why it's important to pay the closest attention to it.
After use, always unfasten your scarf and store it preferably laid flat without marking the folds, or hanging on a hanger.
Do not hang your scarf on the hook of a coat rack to avoid unsightly deformation.
If your scarf is wrinkled, you can iron it.
I recommend using a piece of cotton (paw wets) between your scarf and iron, to avoid burning or shine your scarf.
You can use steam ..
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