• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

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• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

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• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

The post 2×1 Ribbed tubular ribbing, dark salmon pink (2×65 cm) appeared first on Kangasemu.

• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

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• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

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• Wash fabrics at 30 degrees as specified by the manufacturer.
• Wash finished garments inside out.
• Tumble drying and bleaching are not allowed.
• When sewing dark and light fabrics together, the darker fabric (e.g., rib knit) may bleed color onto the lighter fabric during washing. (We recommend using color catchers)
• Iron products at medium heat (130-150 degrees).
• Based on our experience, fabric color longevity is better preserved by using liquid detergent instead of powder, and washing darks with darks and lights with lights.

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