We provide you with some general instructions on which procedures to use for the best care of the products you have purchased.
Printed garments (direct to garment printing)
We use the latest Direct To Garment (DTG) technology to offer you a wide variety of garments to print on and colors to design. We use high quality inks that do not fade if cared for correctly.
Printed garments can be machine washed cold, inside out, and gentle cycle with mild detergent and like colors. Use non-chlorine bleach only when necessary. You should not use fabric softener or dry clean the garments.
DTG printed garments can be tumble dried on a low heat cycle, but line drying is recommended. To iron them, use a low temperature iron and turn the garment inside out. Do not iron the print.
Please follow these instructions carefully to prevent your print from fading and cracking. If you wash or dry the garment at a high temperature, it could shrink.
Printed garments (direct printing on film)
We use the latest direct-to-film printing technology to offer high-quality prints whose color intensity is maintained over time, so that the color fastness exceeds that of the garment itself.
Direct-to-film garments can be machine washed cold, inside out, on a delicate cycle, using the amount of detergent recommended for your washing machine. Instead, you should not use fabric softener.
They can be machine dried using a low heat setting, but air dry is preferable to help the print last longer. As far as ironing is concerned, do it with the garment inside out, with a cold iron and without passing it through the print.
Follow these instructions carefully to prevent your prints from fading or cracking, as well as to prevent the garment from shrinking if washed or dried at high temperatures.
embroidered garments
Embroidered garments can be machine washed cold, inside out, and on a gentle cycle with mild detergent and like colors. You can use a small amount of chlorine bleach, but non-chlorine bleach is recommended.
If you notice colored residue in the water, rinse the garment in lukewarm water, then cold a few times, but try not to rub the stained embroidery. Embroidered garments can also be dry cleaned.
After washing, do not leave them submerged or wet with a load of clothes. Do not wring embroidered garments either, and if you want to tumble dry them, use a cold air program.
If it is necessary to iron the garment, do it inside out and preferably between two cloths. Do not wet the embroidery before ironing it or use a steam iron.
Embroidered caps and backpacks and shoes
Embroidered caps, backpacks and shoes can be cleaned with a damp cloth where necessary. Caps can be hand washed cold if needed. Don't use brushes.
None of these three products can be machine washed, bleached, tumble dried, ironed or dry cleaned. For other instructions, read the manufacturer's label carefully.
embroidered aprons
Embroidered aprons can be machine washed at a maximum temperature of 30ºC (86ºF). Do not use bleach. They can be tumble dried on a low heat cycle. For other instructions, read the manufacturer's label carefully.
Garments, caps, fabrics and swimwear with all-over printing
All fabrics and garments with all-over print can be machine washed cold, as long as it is with similar colors and without bleach. Do not dry clean the garment or tumble dry it. You can iron it if it is at a not very high temperature.
bags and backpacks
All-over print backpacks, fanny packs and sports bags should be hand washed without bleach. Do not dry clean bags and backpacks or tumble dry them. As long as it is not at a very high temperature, you can iron these bags and backpacks.
Cloth bags and drawstring backpacks can be machine washed without bleach and on a cold cycle. They cannot be dry cleaned or tumble dried. You can also iron these bags and backpacks at a not very high temperature.
Socks, blankets and towels
Sublimation socks, blankets and towels can be machine washed with like colors at temperatures no higher than 30ºC (86ºF). Do not use bleach or dry clean. It is recommended to hang dry them in the air, but if necessary they can also be tumble dried on a low heat setting.
sublimated flip flops
Sublimated flip flops can be hand washed in lukewarm water with a mild neutral detergent.
Other products
Cups
Our glossy white mugs, glossy black mugs and colored interior mugs are microwave and dishwasher safe, but their printing and coating will last longer if you wash them by hand.
However, enamel mugs should only be washed by hand. You cannot heat liquids or food in enameled mugs either, since doing so can damage their coating.
Posters and canvases
To ensure that your posters and canvases are well preserved, do not store them in direct sunlight or outdoors. You can dust them with a soft dry cloth or a feather duster.
Movile cover
To clean a phone case, first, remove the phone case. Mix water with a little mild detergent and moisten a cloth or sponge with that solution. With the damp cloth, rub the cover gently and in circles. Let the cover air dry at room temperature.
Do not clean the phone case with alcohol-based products, as they can remove the ink and discolor the design.
stainless steel water bottle
Hand wash only (dishwasher not recommended as it may reduce the effectiveness of your vacuum seal).
wooden ornaments
Use a damp cloth to clean the wood trim.
Cushions and cushion covers
The cushion covers can be machine washed without bleach and on a cold cycle. Do not dry clean cushion covers or tumble dry. You can iron them at a not very high temperature.
The cushion filling should not be washed, including bleach, tumble dried, ironed or dry cleaned.
bean bag covers
The bean bag covers can be machine washed on a cold cycle without bleach. Do not dry clean bean bag covers or tumble dry. You can iron them at a not very high temperature.
Sublimation Laptop Sleeves
Sublimation laptop sleeves can be machine washed with like colors at temperatures no higher than 30ºC (86ºF). Do not use bleach or dry clean. It is recommended to hang dry them in the air, but if necessary they can also be tumble dried on a low heat setting.