Delicate Garment Detergent – 500ml

The Jean Maker's Special Garment Care is a gentle fabric cleanser for washing fragile clothing and careful hand washing of fragile garments.

*500ml glass amber bottle *non scented *chemical free *delicate on fabric *delicate on skin *cleans and freshens clothing *can be used in front-loading, top-loading and high-efficiency washing machines *safe for babies and sensitive skin, without chemical residue left behind *non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and pH balanced *made in Canada

How to Use Add half a tablespoon to a tub of warm water to wash your garment. Thoroughly rinse, then carefully squeeze out excess water before hanging or laying flat to dry. Always check your garment's care instructions prior to washing. Handle glass with care. Store out of direct sunlight.

Denim Care 1. Before wearing your new Japanese selvedge denim jeans, soak them in a bucket of cold water for about an hour. This will help to set the indigo dye and prevent excessive bleeding. 2. After the initial soak, hang the jeans to air dry. Avoid wringing or twisting them, as this can distort the fabric. 3. When it's time for the first wash, turn the jeans inside out to protect the outer indigo surface and reduce colour fading. 4. Fill a bathtub or basin with cold water and add a small amount of The Jean Maker mild detergent specifically designed for dark or raw denim. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals. 5. Gently agitate the jeans in the soapy water, paying particular attention to any stains or dirt spots. Use your hands to spot clean if necessary. 6. Allow the jeans to soak for about 30 minutes, and then drain the soapy water. 7. Rinse the jeans thoroughly with cold water until all the soap is gone. Again, avoid wringing or twisting the fabric. 8. To maintain the denim's raw and unwashed appearance, hang the jeans to air dry. Avoid using a clothes dryer, as the heat can cause excessive shrinkage and unwanted creasing. 9. While drying, periodically flip the jeans inside out to ensure proper ventilation and drying on both sides. 10. Once the jeans are completely dry, they can be worn as usual. Remember, it's best to wash denim as infrequently as possible to maintain the rugged, authentic look of Japanese selvedge denim. Spot clean any stains if needed, and always follow the manufacturer's instructions for any specific care recommendations.