Check first
Read the care label, packaging or product-specific instructions before choosing a cleaning or washing method.
Different materials ask for different kinds of attention. This guide brings together simple care principles for selected clothing, swimwear, silicone and wooden pieces across our collection.
Start with the individual product instructions.
Choose the least aggressive method appropriate to the item.
Allow items to dry before returning them to storage.
Look for visible changes or wear during normal use.
Our collection brings together several different materials, constructions and finishes. Because of that, one care method should not automatically be applied to every item.
The recommendations below are general care principles. Whenever an individual product, packaging or attached care label provides specific instructions, those instructions should take priority.
Wooden pieces are best approached with simple, considered surface care rather than prolonged exposure to moisture.
Our Wooden Magnetic Rainbow Maze is one example of the wooden designs in the collection. Its wooden structure includes curved pathways, colorful movable beads and an attached magnetic pen.
Painted, joined, magnetic or moving components may require different handling. Always follow any instructions supplied with the individual item.
Flexible silicone designs can include curves, textures, openings and shaped details that deserve attention during routine cleaning.
The Animal Figurine Teether is one example from our collection. It is described as a compact silicone design with animal-shaped forms and textured details.
Dishwasher, microwave, boiling, freezer or sterilizer compatibility should only be assumed when it is specifically stated for the individual product.
Fabric composition, knit structure, trims and construction can all influence how an individual garment should be cared for.
Our Ivory Openwork Knit Cardigan is described as an organic-cotton layering piece with an openwork knitted texture and ruffled sleeve detailing.
Wash temperature, drying method and ironing instructions should come from the care information supplied for the particular garment rather than from a general store-wide rule.
Swim fabrics are designed around water use, but routine care between wears remains important.
The Moss Waffle Long-Sleeve Sun Top is described as a waffle-textured stretch fabric made for water use with quick-drying characteristics and UPF 40.
Fabric type, stretch, quick-drying properties and UPF information should always be checked on the individual product page.
Different products are made with different materials, textures and constructions. Our approach is simple: care for each item according to what it is, rather than applying one routine across the entire collection.
Consider whether the product is wood, silicone, clothing or swimwear before choosing how to care for it.
Textures, moving parts, knit structures and finishes can affect the most appropriate care method.
When a product label or supplied instruction gives a specific care method, follow that information first.
Read the care label, packaging or product-specific instructions before choosing a cleaning or washing method.
Wood, silicone, knitted garments and swim fabrics are different materials and should not automatically share the same care routine.
Once cared for, allow items to dry appropriately before placing them back into regular storage.
A simple final step can make everyday care more consistent: make sure an item is appropriately cleaned and dry before storing it. For any product with specific storage or care instructions, follow those directions first.
This page provides general care guidance across selected product categories in our collection. Materials, construction, finishes and recommended cleaning methods can vary between individual items.
When a product, packaging or attached care label provides specific instructions, follow those instructions rather than relying on this general overview.