A Guide for Cardigan

You've invested in a quality garment, and with just a little care, your cardigan can last for years! This simple guide shares our best tips for keeping it in perfect condition. We took the factory's advice and tested it ourselves, so you know these guidelines are actually practical for your daily routine, not just something you read on a tag.

The most recommended method is always hand-washing, but let's be honest, that's not always realistic for a busy life. The good news is you can absolutely use a washing machine. Just make sure to always use a laundry bag. For the best protection, wash in gentle mode and put only one cardigan in each bag. This small step makes a huge difference, preventing the cardigan from snagging on other items or getting pulled as the machine spins

Hanging guide.

We always recommend flat-drying your knitwear. Hanging it can cause the wet fabric to stretch, pulling the piece out of shape.

As a Last Resort

We understand that life can be busy. If flat-drying is absolutely not an option, you may use a tumble dryer under these strict conditions only when necessary and on rare occasions:

For emergency machine drying, please use a NO-HEAT or AIR-DRY setting for a short period. If your dryer does not have these options, you may use the tumble dryer on the absolute lowest heat setting for a maximum of 10 minutes. The goal is to remove excess dampness, not to dry the garment completely. Always remove the garment while still damp and lay it flat to finish drying.

Please Be Aware: Any use of a machine dryer may cause minor shrinkage and can affect the signature texture and luxurious feel of Suvin cotton over time. We recommend this method for emergencies only.

Understanding Cotton: Beyond the Familiar

While cotton is the world's most familiar natural fiber, widely used for its affordability and versatility, it's crucial to understand that not all cotton is created equal. Just as wine varies by vineyard, the quality and characteristics of cotton are profoundly influenced by its grade, variety, and place of origin. We are meticulous in our selection, focusing on exceptional varieties like Egyptian cotton and Suvin cotton, each chosen for its unique properties that suit different product lines.

Suvin Cotton

The difference between standard cotton and varieties like Suvin is monumental. We feature Suvin cotton in Cardigan for compelling reasons. It is widely regarded as one of the finest and longest staple cottons in the world.

Suvin is a rare hybrid, cultivated primarily in the southern regions of India. Its distinction lies in its extra-long staple (ELS) length, a crucial metric that determines softness, strength, and luster. The longer the fiber, the stronger the yarn, and the silkier the resulting fabric.

• Unmatched Softness: Suvin fibers are exceptionally thin and long, creating a texture that feels remarkably soft and buttery against the skin, often compared to cashmere or silk.

• Luxurious Luster: Unlike conventional cotton, which can appear dull, Suvin possesses a natural, subtle sheen that gives the fabric a luxurious, elegant drape and visual depth.

• Durability and Longevity: Its long staple means fewer fiber ends protrude from the yarn, leading to minimal pilling and outstanding resistance to wear and tear. Products made with Suvin cotton retain their integrity and quality through years of use and washing.

Why We Choose Egyptian Cotton for Our Shirts

While Suvin cotton is celebrated for its unparalleled softness and luster in certain premium items, Egyptian cotton is equally exceptional and holds a crucial place in our collection, particularly for our shirts. It's important to understand that both are top-tier fibers, simply optimized for different product characteristics.

• Superior Strength and Durability: Egyptian cotton is renowned for its extra-long staple (ELS) fibers, which, similar to Suvin, create strong, fine yarns. This strength translates directly into fabric that is incredibly durable and resistant to tearing or thinning, making it ideal for a garment like a shirt that undergoes frequent wear and laundering.

• Ideal for Structure and Finish: Unlike the ultra-soft, draped quality of Suvin, Egyptian cotton often provides a crisper hand-feel and better structure when woven. This characteristic allows our shirts to maintain a clean, sharp silhouette and a sophisticated finish that is essential for tailored apparel.

• Excellent Absorbency and Breathability: Egyptian cotton naturally has high absorbency, meaning it takes dye exceptionally well, resulting in richer, more vibrant, and lasting colors. Furthermore, its high-quality weave allows for superior breathability, ensuring comfort throughout the day.

In short, while Suvin delivers supreme luxury, Egyptian cotton delivers the perfect balance of resilience, structure, and polished aesthetic that makes it the optimal choice for a high-quality, long-lasting shirt. They are both leaders in the world of cotton, each excelling in its own unique way. By carefully choosing the optimal fiber for each item. Suvin for our most luxurious, enduring pieces and Egyptian cotton for products prioritizing robust structure. We ensure our customers receive products that are not just beautiful but are crafted for a superior, lasting experience.