Salt, chlorine, sun creams, and body oils can gently alter fabric over time. Rinse your swimwear in cold, fresh water immediately after wear to preserve its integrity and vibrancy.

Avoid leaving your piece rolled up while damp.

Hand wash only, in cold water.

Machine washing — even on delicate cycles — can compromise elasticity and structure. Dry cleaning is not recommended, as steam and solvents may damage the fibres.

Do not soak.

Do not bleach.

Do not use fabric softeners.

A gentle wash, done by hand, will maintain the sculpt and softness you fell in love with.

Lay flat to dry in the shade immediately after washing. Allow the garment to drip dry naturally.

Do not wring, twist, or hang when wet, as this may stretch the fabric and distort the shape.

Avoid tumble drying and ironing.

Direct sunlight may cause fading over time.

Our fabrics are refined and should be treated with care.

Rough surfaces — pool edges, stone, decking — may cause pilling or snagging.

Apply sunscreen, oils, and fake tan before dressing, allowing them to fully absorb.

Be mindful of makeup and self-tan transfer.

Extended exposure to heavily chlorinated pools and hot tubs may gradually affect elasticity and tone.

We use high-quality dyes, but like all finely dyed fabrics, subtle changes may occur with wear and washing. Some shades may release excess dye when wet, particularly during first wears.

Avoid contact with lighter garments while damp.

These nuances are part of the character of the piece.

Allow your swimwear to dry completely before storing. Lay flat or store gently to preserve its form.