Washing instructions:
The care tag on your clothing is essential in making your clothing last.

Here are our explanations for the care symbols:

WASH	Wash: This "tub" symbol represents washing, the first step in clothing care. The numbers inside the tub indicate the maximum washing temperature in Celsius. When the symbol is underlined it indicates that specific precautions must be taken. A hand in the tub indicates that the item should be hand-washed only. Example: Wash at 30�C. The double line under the tub means a very gentle wash and significantly reduced spin cycle.
BLEACH	Bleach: This "triangle" symbol means that the item can be bleached with any type of product, particularly chlorine-based (bleach) or oxygen-based. Example: Do not use bleaching agents.
DRY	Tumble dry: This symbol gives the temperature at which your dryer should be set: 1 dot for moderate temperature, 2 dots for no restrictions. Air dry: When this symbol contains horizontal or vertical lines in the square it means air dry. Example: Do not machine dry We recommend not wringing these items to avoid damaging them (silk shirts, sleeping bags, down jackets, viscose, etc.)
IRON	This iron symbol defines, with one, two or three dots, the maximum iron temperature to use. Example: The iron shown with one dot means the temperature should be no higher than 110�C, without steam. Example: Iron on medium heat (150�C)
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING	Professional Cleaning This circle symbol is primarily for professional cleaners. The letters P, F or W designate the types of processes and solvents that can be used for the textile item. When the symbol is underlined, it indicates specific precautions that must be taken. Example: Can be professionally dry cleaned. Can be wet cleaned. Do not professionally wet clean, products may be damaged.

Linen is a natural fabric, high-quality and delicate, that wrinkles easily. Return linen garments to their original shape by ironing with a hot steam iron. Jacadi recommends ironing linen clothing inside out to protect the fabric's appearance. In fact, air drying is recommended for all linen textile products. This product should never be tumbled dry.
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Viscose
Viscose is an artificial fiber that wrinkles easily. Jacadi recommends washing viscose by hand in cold or warm water with a special hand-washing detergent. After washing viscose garments, we recommend letting them air dry and ironing them with a steam iron to return them to their original appearance. In fact, air drying is recommended for all viscose textile products. This product should never be tumbled dry.
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Silk
Silk is a natural fiber, high-quality and very delicate, that requires special care. Before hand washing, Jacadi recommends checking the garment's tag to make sure instructions do not indicate "Dry clean only." If the tag says "professional dry clean only," professional wet cleaning is automatically prohibited.
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Wool
Wool is a natural fiber, high-quality and delicate, that requires special care. Jacadi recommends using a delicate wool cycle for all wool items. Items must be ironed after washing to return them to their original appearance. When washing wool items, special "wool" detergent should be used. If you do not have a special detergent for washing wool, you can use a gentle, pH-neutral soap or diluted baby shampoo. For greasy spots, use talc or cornstarch in addition to your detergent. Jacadi recommends air drying for all wool textile products.

To keep wool from pilling, it is best to use a pill remover or razor blade.
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Cashmere
Cashmere is a high-quality, delicate fabric. Jacadi selects the finest fibers for its cashmere items that require special care to preserve their original appearance and softness. That's why Jacadi recommends machine washing cashmere items with a special wool detergent, using a "delicate wool cycle" with a temperature between 20�C and 30�C, and a spin cycle of no more that 600 rotations per minute. There's no need to add fabric softener; cashmere is naturally soft after washing. Jacadi also recommends washing by hand, following the same instructions as for machine washing. Do not wring the garment. Cashmere items must be laid flat and air dried. Keep them out of direct sunlight and away from any heat sources while drying to preserve their original shape and color. Item can be ironed on low heat if wrinkled.

What's the best way to remove pills?
Cashmere sweaters may pill. Pills can be removed either:
● By hand
● With tweezers
● With a pill remover
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Wool coats
Wool coats must be professionally dry cleaned. Jacadi recommends using an anti-pilling razor to remove any pills that may appear.
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Jeans
Jacadi recommends washing jeans in cold water if they don't have visible stains, and machine washing them less often at 30�C, to preserve the original appearance of the denim. Jeans should be washed inside out to avoid white threads and maintain their original wash look for as long as possible. Jacadi jeans are dyed using a unique process that lets them keep their raw appearance. They may sometimes release residual dye, even after washing. Jacadi recommends washing denim jeans separately, inside out, and at 30�C every time, to avoid staining other clothing.
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Down jackets
Down jackets require specific washing techniques. Down jackets must be machine washed inside out on a special synthetics cycle at 30�C, with tennis balls added to the tub to aerate the down during washing. Jacadi also recommends using a special synthetics dryer cycle, with tennis balls added to help spread the down evenly. To avoid the formation of compact balls within the jacket, it's also important to make sure the down is completely dry. For this type of textile product, Jacadi recommends removing the hood prior to washing.
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Two-tone garments
Jacadi recommends washing contrasting two-tone garments at 30�C with similar colors, and inside out to avoid dye seepage from other garments.
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