Cupro is a regenerated cellulose fiber with a silky, soft feel. The beautifully drapey cupro fabrics are lightweight and breathable.

• Washing : We recommend washing cupro products separately inside-out with a delicate care program in the washing machine. Please do not wring your cupro items.
• Shaping & drying : Carefully reshape the product into its original shape while damp and hang to dry.
• Ironing : Iron your cupro items inside-out. Ironing also helps in restoring the product into its original size, shape and feel.
• Storing : We recommend storing your cupro items folded in an airy space.

Wool-blend garments have the warmth and natural appearance of wool but with added strength and luster. To take the best possible care of your wool-blend products, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Cleaning : Naturally antibacterial, wool is resistant to stains, so airing is usually enough to make your wool-blend item feel clean and fresh again. Remove small stains as quickly as possible by brushing or gently spot cleaning the article.
• Storing : We recommend storing your wool-blend garments on a sturdy hanger in an airy space. Use a garment bag for off-season storage.
• Take care with the right tools : Minor pilling is typical of natural fiber products with a soft surface. Ideal for taking care of most woolen knitwear items, the Kent clothes brush helps to remove pilling and smooth the surface of the product. The Steamery Pilo 2 fabric shaver is perfect for removing pilling from your smooth-surfaced textiles. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Wool is a wonderful material with superior insulation performance, moisture absorbency, and elasticity. To take the best possible care of your woolen products, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Refreshing : Wool is a natural, antibacterial fiber that’s highly resistant to stains. Airing your wool garment is usually enough to keep it clean and fresh. The ideal weather for airing is cold and damp.
• Washing : When it’s finally time to wash the item, use a detergent that’s made for wool. Carefully reshape the product into its original shape while damp. Dry flat.
• Take care with the right tools​ : Minor pilling is typical of natural fiber products with a soft surface. Ideal for taking care of most woolen knitwear items, the Kent clothes brush helps to remove pilling and smooth the surface of the product. The Steamery Pilo 2 fabric shaver is perfect for removing pilling from your smooth-surfaced textiles. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Storing : When storing your wool items, fold them up and keep them in an airy space.

Cotton is a soft and natural fiber that’s breathable and comfortable to wear. Cotton garments are easy to care for and will retain their original appearance when following these simple instructions.

• Setting the temperature : Please follow the recommended washing temperature since washing at too low temperatures may cause unwanted color transfer. Patterned and strong-colored items should be washed inside-out.
• Washing : We recommend washing dark and strong-colored items separately or with like colors in plenty of water. Some dye may come off, especially in the first few washes. Soaking is not recommended.
• Reshaping : A cotton product may shrink in the first wash. After washing, reshape the item into its original size. Cotton is best ironed when slightly damp.

Cotton twill is a dense fabric type hailed for its durability and versatility. Because of these properties, cotton twill is used for jeans and other durable items.

• Heavy cotton twill : The single best thing you can do to maintain the original color and shape of your cotton twill garment is washing it as little as possible.
• Refreshing & washing : Airing is an excellent way to make your cotton twill item feel fresh again. When it’s finally time to washing the garment, check the care label for exact instructions. Always wash inside-out with like colors. Hang to dry afterward.
• Skip the softener : Elastane is sometimes used in cotton twill garments for extra comfort and stretch. If your item contains elastane, refrain from using a fabric softener.
• Let it rest : Let your garment rest between wears. This gives the fabric a bit of time to recover and return to its original shape.
• Storing : We recommend storing your cotton twill garments on a hanger or folded in an airy space.

Sateen fabrics have a glossy sheen and a smooth feel. It can be made from different fibers by using a particular weave structure. When it’s time to wash your sateen item, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Washing : We recommend washing your sateen items gently in plenty of cool water. Reshape the product to its original shape after washing and hang to dry on a correctly sized hanger.
• Removing wrinkles : If needed, sateen items can be steamed or ironed on the reverse side to remove wrinkles.
• Storing : Store your sateen garments on a correctly sized hanger in an airy space.

Jersey is a multipurpose material that has a pleasant feel and is delightfully easy to care for.

• Washing tip #1 : Please use the recommended washing temperature stated on the care label as lower temperatures may cause unwanted color transfer. Soaking your item is not advisable.
• Washing tip #2 : We recommend washing any strong-colored or printed items inside-out separately or with like colors in plenty of water. This will help keep the colors and prints beautiful for a long time.
• Reshaping & ironing : A jersey garment may shrink in the first wash. You can reshape the item by hand to its original size after washing. Products with a print should always be ironed on the reverse side.
• Storing : We recommend storing your printed items on a hanger or folded up in an airy space. This will help prevent sharp creases on the print.

Linen is a natural fiber that’s loved for its beautiful luster, pleasant feel, and unique ability to absorb moisture. Linen garments are warm when it’s cold and cool when temperatures rise. It’s essential that your linen garment is loose enough to prevent seams from fraying.

• Washing : Wash linen items separately, inside-out, and in plenty of water. Some dye may come off darker fabrics, especially in the first few washes.
• Drying : Linen items can be spin-dried on a gentle cycle. Reshape your product to its original size after washing. Please do not tumble dry linen.
• Removing wrinkles : The best way to get rid of creases and wrinkles is to iron your linen item when it’s slightly damp. We recommend storing your linen items on a right-sized hanger in an airy space.

Silk is a light and resilient natural fiber that repeats colors beautifully.

• Getting it right : Make sure to check the care label for exact instructions before washing it. “Wash by hand” should be taken literally. Avoid wringing or rubbing an item.
• Washing : Silk items should be washed gently in plenty of cool water with a detergent that’s made for silk. Washing your items separately and inside-out will help keep the colors even.
• Ironing : Silk items are best ironed on the reverse side through a damp cloth. Please use appropriate heat.
• Storing : We recommend storing your silk items in an airy space. Use a sturdy hanger or another appropriate solution.
• Taking precautions : Silk is a delicate natural material that’s easily affected by chemicals such as perfumes or hairsprays. Sunlight may also weaken silk fibers or fade colors.

Down is a light and durable insulator. With the right care, the airy natural material will retain its good qualities for a long time. At Marimekko, we only use down that meets the Responsible Down Standard. To best take care of your particular garment, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Washing : Wash your down garments inside-out, selecting a delicate program with plenty of water. Make sure to use the right type and amount of detergent. We don’t recommend using a fabric softener.
• Drying : After washing, down products should be tumble dried at a low temperature. Keep in mind that this will take several hours. To help disperse the down as evenly as possible, fluff your garment halfway through the drying cycle or consider using dryer balls.
• Storing : Always dry your down items properly before storing them. For short-term storage, we recommend hanging your garments on a sturdy hanger in an airy space. For off-season storage, keep your down items flat, for example, in a box.

Lyocell is a modified cellulose fiber with a lower-impact production process. This soft yet firm material drapes nicely.

• Washing : We recommend washing lyocell products separately inside-out and with plenty of water to keep the colors even. Boldly colored products may bleed when wet or dry, especially when new. Please do not soak lyocell items. Make sure to check the care label for exact instructions.
• Reshaping & ironing : Carefully reshape the product into its original shape while damp and hang to dry or alternatively dry flat. The material may feel stiff after washing but will soften once dry and ironed. Please iron through a damp cloth.
• Storing : We recommend storing your lyocell items on a right-sized hanger in an airy space.

Viscose is a modified cellulose fiber with a soft feel and a pleasant faint sheen. Viscose does not cling with static. To properly take care of your viscose garments, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Washing : To avoid chafing and laundry wrinkles, we recommend washing viscose products inside-out with plenty of water either by hand or with a delicate care program in the washing machine. Please do not soak viscose items.
• Skip the softeners : Please do not use softeners for viscose as they may weaken the fabric. Carefully reshape the product into its original shape while damp and hang to dry, or alternatively dry flat.
• Ironing : Viscose may feel stiff after washing, but it will soften once it dries and after it is ironed. Iron your viscose items through a damp cloth. Ironing also helps in restoring the product into its original size, shape and feel.
• Storing : We recommend storing your viscose items on a right-sized hanger in an airy space.

Velvet is known for its distinctive soft feel and plush appearance. It’s a woven, tufted fabric with a short, dense pile made from synthetic or natural fibers. To properly take care of your velvet garments, always check the care label for exact instructions.

• Refreshing : We recommend freshening your velvet items between wears by airing them. Steaming will effectively remove wrinkles and lift the pile. Always remember to steam on the reverse side of the fabric.
• Cleaning : You can gently brush a velvet item to remove excess dirt. When thorough cleaning is needed, consider using a professional dry-cleaning service. Do not attempt to iron the surface of velvet.
• Storing : Store your velvet garments on a sturdy hanger in an airy space. Use a garment bag when you’re storing your items for longer periods.

Leather is a natural and incredibly durable material. Take good care of it, and your leather item will age beautifully with time. Please make sure to check the care label for exact instructions on how to take the best care of your item.

• Cleaning : You can wipe away dust and dirt with a soft brush or damp cloth. We recommend using special leather products to protect and spot clean your leather garments. When a thorough cleaning is needed, use a professional leather cleaning service.
• Drying wet leather : Should your leather garment get wet, allow it to dry slowly at room temperature. You can dab the garment with a clean, light-colored cloth, but don’t attempt to speed up the drying process with a hairdryer or any other heat source.
• Refreshing : To refresh your leather garment product between wears, simply place it on a sturdy hanger in an airy space.