Garment Care
Rinse Promptly
After swimming, rinse your swimwear with cool, clean water to remove chlorine, salt, or sunscreen. This helps prevent damage and fading.
Hand Wash Only
Use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent. Fill a basin with cool water and gently hand wash your swimwear. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as they can harm both the fabric and the environment.
Avoid Machine Washing
Machine washing can be harsh on delicate swimwear fabrics. If you must use a machine, opt for a gentle cycle and place the swimwear in a mesh laundry bag to reduce friction.
Dry Properly
Avoid wringing out excess water as this can damage the fabric. Instead, gently press the water out using a clean towel. Lay your swimwear flat on a dry towel to air dry, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Avoid using a tumble dryer, as it can degrade the fabric and elastic.
Store Wisely
Store your swimwear in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving it in damp or humid environments, which can lead to mildew. Ensure it's fully dry before storing to prevent odours and mould.
Avoid Overexposure
Limit exposure to chlorine and saltwater as much as possible. Alternate between swimwear pieces to reduce wear and tear.
Protect from Sunscreen
Be cautious with sunscreens and oils, as they can stain or damage the fabric. Apply them thoroughly and allow them to dry before putting on your swimwear.
Repair When Needed
If you notice any loose threads or small tears, repair them promptly to avoid further damage. Many sustainable swimwear brands offer repair services or guidance.
Follow Care Labels
Always follow the specific care instructions provided by your swimwear’s manufacturer, as different materials may have unique requirements.
By following these care tips, you help ensure that your sustainable swimwear remains in great condition while minimising its environmental impact.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to reach out at info@mamphcollection.com.au