Why shouldn't you cut out the clothing label? - Page 2

Cut carefully: If the label is in your way, cut it out carefully, leaving part of it attached to preserve the essential information.

Photograph the information: Take a photo of the label before cutting it out. This way, you have a digital copy of important information.

Use fabric markers: If you feel like labeling, use fabric markers to mark important information directly on the fabric.

Consult a professional: If in doubt, consult a textile specialist or tailor for advice on proper care.

In summary, the clothing label is not just an aesthetic element, but a valuable source of information for ensuring the longevity and quality of your clothing. Consider these labels as essential guidelines for preserving your clothing and ensuring proper care for each item in your wardrobe.

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Important maintenance information:
Sorting colors and fabrics:

See continued on the next page. When packing your laundry, be sure to sort the clothes by color and fabric. If you have a white shade from the color, it will appear on the other side. Also, sort delicate fabrics by more sticky fabrics to avoid excessive rubbing, which could damage delicate fibers.

Average washing temperature

See contents on the front page. Always follow the temperature recommendations on the washing label. Treated garments should be washed in cold water, while others should be washed at higher temperatures. Choosing the right temperature not only helps preserve the color but also helps prevent unwanted shrinkage.

Moderate use of cleaning agents

See contents on the front page. Excess detergent can leave residue on clothing and cause skin irritation. Follow the dosage instructions on the detergent packaging and adjust according to the detergent size. Adequate dosage ensures effective cleaning while preserving fabric quality.

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