Care starts
with the label.
Sportswear can combine different fibres, trims and finishes. Keep the care information for each garment and follow its specific washing, drying and treatment instructions.
A garment-first care routine.
Read before washing
Check the label for washing method, temperature and any restrictions. Similar-looking garments may need different treatment.
Prepare as instructed
Follow directions for closures, detachable parts and handling printed or delicate areas. Use a suitable cleaning product only as permitted by the garment guidance.
Keep drying specific
Use the drying method stated for the piece. Do not assume tumble drying, direct heat or ironing is suitable for every fabric or finish.
Review stains and treatments
Check compatibility before applying a stain treatment, softener or other product. If the method is unclear, ask before proceeding.
Store and inspect thoughtfully
Follow any supplied storage guidance and let the garment reach the required condition before putting it away. Review damage to seams, closures or trims and obtain appropriate advice if needed.
Find your own rhythm.
Identify the piece
Read the full care label, including details for trims, prints and special components.
Follow the method
Use the process and limits stated for the actual garment rather than a universal activewear recipe.
Ask when unclear
Confirm an unfamiliar method or treatment before applying it.
There is no single method for every blend.
Composition is useful, but the care instructions belong to the complete garment. Keep its label as the primary reference for cleaning and maintenance.
- Read the complete care label.
- Follow stated washing and drying limits.
- Ask before applying an unfamiliar treatment.
Activewear scene photography for illustration. Refer to the actual product listing for the garment, composition, fit and stated features.
Good to know.
Can I wash every activewear item in the same cycle?
No. Use the care instructions for each garment rather than one setting for the whole category.
Can I infer a care method from the fabric’s appearance?
No. Read the label and ask about a missing or unclear instruction before treating the garment.
Make the next look your own.
Explore the current activewear selection and consider the fit, composition and care information for the pieces you choose.