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Washing instructions
Wash with care
Sustainable clothing consumption can start in many places, and it doesn’t just have to be at the clothing producer; it can also be at home.
Every day you face a crucial choice: Should you throw your clothes in the wash, or hang them back up in the wardrobe?
You should be able to enjoy your clothing from LauRie for as long as possible. That’s why we recommend only washing your clothes when needed and not necessarily after each use.
Five simple laundry tips
- Wash clothing as infrequently as possibble. If it's not dirty, air it out instead .
- Save energy by filling up the washing machine each cycle.
- Wash at a low temperature. The temperature given in our washing instructions is the highest possible wash temperature.
- Reduce the amount of detergent and follow the instructions on your detergent’s label.
- Avoid tumble drying and try to air-dry clothing as much as possible.
The number in the wash tub indicates how many degrees you can wash your clothes on. Typically it goes from 30-40 degrees.
One line under the washing tub means that the textiles should be washed on a delicate program, that uses less water. Do not fill up the machine too much (max 2kg of clothes) and less centrifugation.
Two lines under the washing tub means, that the textiles must be washed on an extra delicate program, for example a wool program.
The clothes must only be washed buy hand. The temperature must be on approximately 30 degrees.
The clothes does not withstand machine wash.
The clothes does not withstand bleach.
The clothes can be tumble dried.
The clothes can be tumble dried at a low temperature.
The clothes does not withstand to be tumble dried.
The clothes must hang to dry.
The clothes must hang to dry in the shade.
The clothes has to dry flat, in the shade.
The dot on the iron indicates, how hot the iron can get. One dot means, that the iron must not exceed 110 degrees, while two dots allows the iron to reach 150 degrees. Three dots allows the iron to reach 200 degrees.
A crossed out iron means, that the textiles does not withstand to be ironed.
The clothes withstand drycleaning. The clothes withstands mild dry cleaning.
