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Care of Your Apparel

Our advice on keeping your embellished items looking good. 

 

Home Laundering Instructions

  • All embroidered garments should be washed with a mild laundering agent that will not react harshly with the embroidery or fabric.

  • Machine wash in cold water using a DELICATE wash cycle.

  • Turn printed garments inside out for washing.

  • Optical bleaching agents or heavy-duty detergents may cause discoloration. Do not use chlorine bleach or optical brightening agents.

Additional Advice

  • Do not pack embroidery items tightly in washing machine!! Never leave any piece of embroidered clothing soaking in water or lying in a pile when wet. Remove promptly after wash cycle completion.

  • After washing, make sure that embroidery is rinsed in cold water immediately and that all residue is thoroughly washed out of the fabric. DO NOT wring out the embroidered articles.

  • In order to obtain the best results from washing, it is recommended that you repeat rinsing until the fabric is free of residue. If color residue appears in water, rinse first in lukewarm water and then cold water several times until rinse water becomes clear.

  • Stain remover may damage color fastness and consistency of thread, especially when embroidery is rubbed briskly.

  • Do not rub stained embroidery.

Dry Cleaning

  • Embroidery may be dry-cleaned. However, extreme care should be exercised when dry cleaning embroidery.

  • Special care must be taken when shades of red or orange are used due to dye methods used to produce these colors.

  • Avoid use of pre-spotting agents.

Industrial Laundering

  • Garments that are embroidered with Super Strength rayon can be industrial laundered when proper procedures are followed as outlined by the International Fabricare Institute.

Ironing

  • Embroidered and printed fabric should always be ironed on the reverse side.

  • Dampen slightly before ironing fabric with a steam iron at a low temperature setting.
    It is also recommended to iron embroidery between two pieces of cloth.

    • NOTE:
    Normally the care label instructions pertain to the garment, not the embroidery. Special Care should be taken when laundering embroidered garments.