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How to care for your Cotton fabric.

* Can be easily laundered. Cotton can withstand high temperatures (boiling water does not hurt the fiber).
* Machine wash warm, tumble dry low. Use cool iron.
* Any good detergent can be used to wash cotton.
* Chlorine bleach can be used safely on cotton whites. Use color-safe bleach on dyed cottons.
* Since cotton fibers are fairly inelastic, they may wrinkle easily. Fabric may need frequent pressing.
* Cotton fabric can be treated with a wrinkle resistant finish to create a more resilient fabric/garment.
(The label will tell you if this finish has been applied)
* A higher heat setting is needed in the dryer. (Cotton takes longer to dry than less absorbent fibers)
* Can be ironed with a hot iron, and does not scorch easily

(For specific instruction refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.)

How to care for your Acrylic fabric

Acrylic: is a man made fine soft and luxurious fabric with the bulk and hand of wool. Light weight and springy, this fabric is non-allergenic, dries quickly, draws moisture away from the body.

* May be machine washed or dry cleaned.
* When machine washing, use warm water setting and add a fabric softener during the final rinse cycle.
* Machine dry at low temperature. Remove from dryer as soon as garments are dry.
* Wash delicate items by hand in warm water.
* Static electricity can be reduced by using fabric softener in every third or fourth washing
* Gently squeeze out water, smooth or shake out garment and let dry on a non-rust hanger.
* Sweaters and circular knits should be dried flat.
* If ironing is required, use moderately warm iron.

(For specific instruction refer to the garment's sewn-in care label.)

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