Washing less often preserves fibers and prevents shrinkage. This not only extends the life of your clothes, but also does good for the planet and your wallet! You reduce your consumption of water, energy, and detergent (which, let's not forget, is very polluting). A simple gesture for a positive impact, isn't it?

Overly perfumed detergents can weaken fibers and leave residue in your clothing. These residues, often stubborn, can irritate the skin and cause itching. Therefore, choose gentle, unscented products to preserve both your clothes and your comfort.

Airing your clothes after wearing them helps prevent them from absorbing odors. Simply hang them up to air dry to freshen them up.

Air drying is your best ally for preserving the elasticity and hold of the fabric.

Dry flat: Some fabrics, for example, knits and linen, hold their shape better when dried flat.

If you need to iron, use a low-heat iron or a steamer. Excessive heat can damage the texture and fibers of the fabric.