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Cotton Care Cotton is generally machine washable and dryable unless otherwise indicated on the care label. We recommend cold water wash and either hang dry or low tumble dry for most items. Low iron may be necessary if you prefer a crisp ironed look. Microfiber Care Synthetic fibers are generally machine washable and dryable unless otherwise indicated on the care label. We recommend cold water wash and either hang dry or low tumble dry for most items. Ironing is usually not needed. Do not iron with a hot iron to avoid damaging your garment. Iron inside out. Performance Fabric Care Synthetic fibers are generally machine washable and dryable unless otherwise indicated on the care label. We recommend cold water wash and either hang dry or low tumble dry for most items. Ironing is usually not needed. Do not iron with a hot iron to avoid damaging your garment. Iron inside out. Do not use fabric softener as this will decrease the effectiveness of performance features. Knit Care Most of our knit items are hand washable or machine washable in delicate cycle. Please follow the instructions on our care label. Dry flat. |
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| The numbers in the wash tub are centigrade and show the maximum washing temperature which must not be exceeded. Conversions: 95C=203F; 60C=140F; 40C=104F; 30C=86F. | ||||||
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