Product care
Built to last. Here's how to keep them that way.
Same four rules for every piece we make — tops, trousers, outerwear and accessories. Nothing to look up per garment.
Machine wash cold
With like colours, on a normal cycle. Cold water is enough to get scrubs clean and keeps colour from fading.
Tumble dry low
Or hang to dry. High heat is the fastest way to shorten the life of a stretch fabric.
No bleach, iron or dry-cleaning
All three break down performance fibres — bleach strips the colour, heat flattens the stretch.
Wash inside-out
Protects embroidery and reduces the pilling that comes from a garment rubbing against everything else in the drum.
What actually wears them out
- Skip the fabric softener
- It leaves a coating on moisture-wicking fibres and blunts the effect — the one thing you're paying for in a performance scrub.
- Don't wash with towels or denim
- Heavy cotton and exposed hardware are what cause pilling and snags. Scrubs with scrubs is the whole rule.
- Don't leave them damp
- A wet ball in a bag overnight is how odour sets into synthetic fabric permanently. Hang them as soon as you're home.
Personalised with embroidery?
Wash inside-out and never put an iron on the stitching — heat flattens the thread and it doesn't recover. Everything else is the same as an unembroidered piece.