Care · 5 min read
How to Make Your Clothes Last a Decade
The care rituals that keep cotton crisp, wool soft and suede supple — from the people who make them.
By The Threads Ware Studio ·
The most sustainable garment is the one you already own. Caring for clothes properly doesn't take much time — it just takes the right habits.
Wash less, and colder
Most clothes are washed far more often than they need to be. Air your knitwear between wears, spot-clean where possible and always wash cold and inside out.
Never hang knitwear
Knits stretch under their own weight. Fold them, store them with cedar, and they'll keep their shape for years.
Hang tailoring and outerwear properly
Blazers, suede and overcoats need a broad, shaped hanger and 24 hours of rest between wears. Brush them after wearing and steam rather than iron — they will keep their shape for a decade.
“Every Threads Ware piece comes with a care card. Keep it. Follow it. Your clothes will thank you.”
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