How to care for your Pako Litto clothing
Have you fallen in love with one of our pieces: a dress, blouse, coat, skirt, or pair of jeans? Do you want to know how to care for them so they last as long as possible? Don't panic, with the right tips, caring for your Pako Litto clothes becomes child's play!
Cotton
Cotton is a natural fiber known for its comfort, softness, strength, and breathability. It is suitable for all seasons and all skin types, even the most sensitive.
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WASH
Machine wash at a maximum of 40°C to preserve fibers and colors.
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DRYING
Can be tumble dried at moderate temperature, but it is best to air dry to extend the life of your clothes.
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IRONING
Iron with a medium heat setting for a neat finish. Be careful not to iron at too high a temperature to avoid burning the fabric.
viscose
Viscose is an artificial fiber of natural origin, prized for its softness, fluidity, and silky appearance. It offers an elegant drape and optimal comfort, while being easy to care for with a few simple steps to preserve its shape and texture.
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WASH
Hand wash or machine wash at 30°C on a delicate cycle.
Use a laundry bag to protect your clothes.
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DRYING
Do not tumble dry. Dry flat, preferably in the shade, to preserve the shape and texture of the fabric.
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IRONING
Iron at a low temperature, using a protective cloth if necessary to avoid marking the fabric.
Denim
Denim is a robust and timeless cotton fabric that requires special care to maintain its new appearance.
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WASH
Wash your jeans inside out at 30°C to prevent the color from fading. Do not use fabric softener to preserve the elasticity of the fabric.
Before washing, remember to close the zipper and button to prevent snags.
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DRYING
Do not tumble dry.
Opt for air drying, in the shade, to prevent the fabric from losing its shape.
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IRONING
Iron on medium heat inside out to avoid damaging the color.
WOOL
Wool is a natural fiber known for its warmth, softness, and ability to regulate body temperature. It is ideal for winter and offers unparalleled comfort. However, it is a delicate material that requires proper care to maintain its quality.
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WASH
Hand wash or machine wash at 30°C, using a special wool program. Use a mild detergent and avoid overly abrasive products.
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DRYING
Dry flat, away from any direct heat source, to prevent the wool from shrinking or losing its shape.
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IRONING
Iron on a low setting with a damp cloth to avoid crushing the fibers too much.
A garment steamer is an excellent alternative to avoid this.
Care for our blazer jackets
These jackets are delicate and require special care when washing.
Here are the recommendations to follow to preserve their quality:
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WASH
Hand wash or machine wash cold on a delicate cycle.
Do not wash inside out to protect the satin lining.
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DRYING
Do not tumble dry; prefer to air dry on a hanger, in the shade to preserve the shape and color.
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IRONING
Iron on a low setting to avoid damaging the fibers and lining.
A few more tips
1 / Washing your clothes inside out helps to:
- Protect colors and patterns.
- Reduce fabric wear.
- Better clean the inside of clothes, which is the part most exposed to perspiration and impurities.
- Preserve details and finishes: zippers, buttons, and embellishments.
2 / To preserve the colors of your clothes:
- Use a suitable detergent.
- Choose a low temperature.
- Avoid mixing colors.
- Dry your clothes in the shade as the sun can dull bright colors.
- TIP: Soaking your garment in a basin of cold water with a small amount of white vinegar and salt helps to naturally set the colors.
3 / avoid washing certain materials too often
Wool and denim, for example, are delicate materials that do not require frequent washing.
The best way to preserve them for as long as possible is to limit washing!
Between washes, simply air them out to reduce odours and preserve the quality of the fibres.
Gentle and infrequent care helps extend their lifespan while maintaining their original appearance.
Now that you have all the keys to maintaining your clothes, shop with confidence!