Cold wash, inside out, hang it up. Do that and this stuff outlives your phone by a decade.
Tees and longsleeves
Wash cold, inside out, with similar colours. Hang to dry or tumble on low if you must. The cotton is pre-washed so it will not shrink much, but hot water and a hot dryer will still tighten it up over time. Iron the print side from the back, never directly.
Fleece
Same rules, cold and inside out. Garment-dyed fleece will shed a little colour in the first couple of washes, so keep it away from your white things for a while. Do not use fabric softener; it flattens the brushed inside and makes it feel cheaper than it is.
Puff and cracked prints
The puff print on the Fumble Hoodie and the cracked ink on the Dropped It Tee are meant to age. Cracks get wider, puff gets softer. Cold water and no dryer slows that down. A hot dryer speeds it up a lot.
Cargos and track pants
Cold wash, hang dry. Empty the pockets first; we have found receipts, keys and once a full sandwich. Ripstop dries fast. The track pants take longer, so give them a night.
Spills
Get to it while it is wet. Cold water from the back of the fabric, a bit of dish soap, gentle rubbing. Coffee, sauce and most oils come out this way. Do not put it in a hot wash until the stain is gone, because heat sets it.
Caps and hats
Hand wash in cool water with a little soap, press out the water, reshape and let it dry on a bowl or a rolled towel. The bucket hat can go in the machine on cold in a laundry bag. Beanies: hand wash, lay flat.
Repairs
A popped seam or a loose cuff within the first year, send us a photo and we will fix it or replace it. Holes from actual living are yours to keep.