Product Care Instructions
At La Corsia, we craft our garments with love, using exquisite materials that demand attention and care. Preserving the beauty, touch, and longevity of your pieces is paramount to us. Proper washing, drying, and storage practices are essential. We've put together this care guide to ensure your La Corsia pieces remain in impeccable condition for years to come.
Linen
Cherished for its durability and breathability, linen garments require gentle care. Wash in cool water with a mild detergent, avoiding heavy items to prevent damage. Dry by laying flat in the shade, and if needed, iron with a mist of water to ease out creases. Store in a cool, dry place, folded or hung. Linen’s beauty enhances with each use, but avoid tumble drying to maintain fiber integrity.
Cotton
Our cotton is selected for its comfort and sustainability. For washing, use cool water and a gentle detergent. Dry flat in a shaded area to preserve the fabric's shape. Cotton pieces, especially T-shirts, are best stored folded to keep their form. Avoid tumble drying to prevent damage and shrinking. Each cotton garment's care is a step towards lasting wear.
Viscose
Viscose's delicate nature demands special attention. We recommend professional dry cleaning to avoid shrinkage. In case of minor shrinkage, a gentle steam iron can help return the garment to its original form. Always fold viscose garments for storage to maintain their shape over time. Tumble drying is not advisable for this sensitive material.
Knitwear
Knitted items, known for their softness and stretch, require careful washing in cold water on a delicate cycle, ideally in a protective bag to avoid snagging. Dry these pieces flat in a shaded spot and store them folded to prevent stretching. If your knitwear tightens after washing, a gentle pass with a steam iron can relax the fibers. Use a de-pilling tool as needed to maintain a fresh appearance.
If you have any specific questions about the care or maintenance of your pieces, feel free to reach out to us via email or social media!