Standard Fabric Collections

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Any stains or spills should be cleaned with water or mild soap using microfiber cloth (circular, not rubbing motion). Wash at 30°C gentle cycle. Iron at low heat. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Dry clean in perchloroethylene.

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Any stains or spills should be cleaned with water or mild soap using microfiber cloth (circular, not rubbing motion). Wash at 40°C gentle cycle. Do not iron. Do not bleach. Dry clean in perchloroethylene.

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Any stains or spills should be cleaned with water or mild soap using microfiber cloth (circular, not rubbing motion). Wash at 40°C gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry at low temperature. Do not iron. Dry clean in perchloroethylene.

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Wipe with slightly damp microfiber cloth (dabbing, not rubbing motion). Do not expose to direct sunlight. Do not use cleaners containing bleach or solvents.

Wash at 30°C gentle cycle. Washable at 60°C. Low iron at max 110°C (iron on reverse side). Do not bleach. Dry clean in perchloroethylene.

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Wipe with slightly damp microfiber cloth (dabbing, not rubbing motion). Do not expose to direct sunlight. Do not use cleaners containing bleach or solvents.

Vacuum to remove accumulation of dirt and dust. Any stains or spills should be cleaned with water or mild soap using microfiber cloth (circular, not rubbing motion). Do not wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.

The water repellent treatment on your fabric will naturally wear off over time. To maintain its effectiveness, you can reapply a fabric protector specifically designed for water repellency. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for application.

Tips

• Rotate cushions regularly: If your fabric is used on cushions, rotate them regularly to ensure even wear and tear.
• Protect from sunlight: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the fabric to fade. Use curtains or blinds to protect it from harsh sunlight.
• Avoid sharp objects: Sharp objects can snag and damage the fabric. Be careful when using scissors, knives, or other sharp objects near the fabric.

Cleaning Instructions

Materials needed:

• Vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment
• Soft-bristle brush or microfiber cloth
• Mild liquid soap (e.g., dish soap)
• Lukewarm water
• Spray bottle
• Clean, white absorbent cloths
• Distilled water (to avoid water stains)
• Rubbing alcohol (for stubborn stains)

Routine cleaning (regular maintenance):

1. Vacuum the fabric: Use the upholstery attachment to remove dust, dirt, and debris. Go in multiple directions to ensure a thorough clean.
2. Brush lightly: If needed, use a soft-bristle brush or a microfiber cloth to loosen dirt.

Spot cleaning (for small stains & spills): Since the fabric is water-repellent, spills should bead up. Blot them immediately to prevent absorption.

1. Blot the spill: Use a clean, dry white cloth or paper towel. Gently press (do not rub) to absorb the liquid.
2. Prepare a cleaning solution: Mix a few drops of mild liquid soap with lukewarm distilled water in a spray bottle.
3. Apply the solution: Lightly mist the stained area (do not oversaturate). Let it sit for a minute.
4. Blot with a clean cloth: Use a dry cloth to absorb the moisture and lift the stain. Repeat as needed.
5. Air dry: Allow the fabric to dry naturally. Avoid direct heat or sunlight.

Deep cleaning (for stubborn stains):

1. Grease-based stains: Dab with a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cloth. Blot gently until the stain lifts.
2. Water-based stains (juice, coffee, wine, etc.): Follow the mild soap solution method above. If needed, mix equal parts white vinegar and water for tougher stains.
3. Ink or dye stains: Dab with rubbing alcohol using a clean cloth. Blot gently without scrubbing.