For children who are growing up, such as shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and pants
Daily wear is washed more frequently.
To ensure that you can wear it with a texture that remains the same even after repeated washing.
It is important to take a little care every day, such as how to choose detergent and how to wash it.
You can use your favorite clothes in good condition for a long time.
Here we will introduce how to care for daily wear that can be washed in the washing machine. First, check the picture label on your name before washing.
Please check if it is "machine washable".
Check the laundry display
The names attached to each item will have a pictorial label indicating how they are washed and handled.
To ensure long-term use of your clothes and avoid any mistakes in washing, please look at the washing screen and check the washing instructions and drying methods at the optimal water temperature.
Washing instructions based on the "Home Product Quality Labeling Act" (revised December 1, 2016)
[Home washing]
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The liquid temperature is limited to 40°C, and can be washed in a washing machine as usual. |
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The liquid temperature is limited to 40°C, and the washing process can be performed in a washing machine. |
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The liquid temperature is limited to 40°C, and very weak washing can be performed in a washing machine. |
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The liquid temperature is limited to 40°C, and can be washed by hand. |
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It cannot be washed. |
[Bleaching at home]
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It can be bleached with chlorine-based or oxygen-based bleaching agents. |
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Only bleaching treatment with oxygen bleach is possible. (Chlorine bleach is not allowed) |
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Bleaching is not possible. |
[Tumble drying at home]
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It can be tumble dry after washing. |
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It can be tumble dry after washing. |
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Tumble drying after washing is not possible. |
[Ironing at home]
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Ironing can be performed with a bottom temperature of up to 200°C. |
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Ironing can be performed with a bottom temperature of up to 150°C. |
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The bottom temperature can be ironed without steam, with a maximum temperature of 110°C. |
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Ironing is not possible. |
[How to wash at a dry cleaner]
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Dry cleaning can be performed using perchloroethylene and petroleum-based solvents. :Normal processing |
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Dry cleaning can be performed using perchloroethylene and petroleum-based solvents. : Weak processing |
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Dry cleaning can be performed using petroleum-based solvents (distillation temperature: 150-210°C, flash point: 38°C). :Normal processing |
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Dry cleaning can be performed using petroleum-based solvents (distillation temperature: 150-210°C, flash point: 38°C). : Weak processing |
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Dry cleaning cannot be performed. |
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It can be used for wet cleaning. :Normal processing |
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It can be used for wet cleaning. : Weak processing |
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It can be used for wet cleaning. : Very weak processing |
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Wet cleaning treatment is not possible. |
About detergent
There are two types of synthetic detergents that we use, which are mildly alkaline and neutral.
Please choose according to the material and color of the product.
Weak alkaline
The most common detergent. It can be used with most materials (cotton, linen, rayon, synthetic fibers, etc.) except for wool and silk. Many of these contain optical brighteners, so raw or light-colored products may discolor white every time you wash them.
neutral
Because there is no fluorescent brightener in it, If you want to keep the natural or light colored colors intact, we recommend using a neutral detergent.
The cleaning power is slightly inferior to that of weakly alkaline detergents,
Suitable for wool products marked with hand wash and delicate and stylish clothing.
How to wash
1. Be careful of any remaining and uneven melting of detergent.
When using a fully automatic washing machine, cold water may cause the detergent to remain undissolved, which can cause uneven color.
If possible, we recommend dissolving detergent in hot water before adding it.
The cleaning effect does not change even if you add a lot of detergent.
Conversely, rinsing can take a long time and cause unnecessary damage to clothing. Use the amount shown.
2. Check the display to see if a laundry net is required.
For items that are prone to deformation or are prone to snagging, the term "use a net" is indicated in the terminology section with the washing name.
Place it in a fine mesh net and wash it.
Additionally, by turning it over and washing it, it can prevent fading due to friction during washing.
3. Rinse thoroughly.
If left wet in the washing tub for a long time, it may cause tingling and transfer of the dye.
Shape it straight away and dry it.
4. Dry quickly after dehydration.
If left wet in the washing tub for a long time, it may cause tingling and transfer of the dye.
Shape it straight away and dry it.
*Color crying and transferring
When products using multiple colors get wet, the dark dye will move to the lighter areas.
This is what causes the dye to ooze out, and is called "color crying."
Also, if you layer it with other items while it is wet, the dark color will transfer to other parts. This is "transfer of dye."
5. Dry in the shade in a well-ventilated place.
If exposed to direct sunlight while still damp, it may fade.
If you are worried, we recommend turning it over and drying it.