Think about how you store your clothes in the best way. By storing the clothes correctly, you can extend their life and preserve the clothes' structure and shape.

Lay your sweaters flat to dry, and store them folded and stacked - not on a hanger. This helps prevent the sweater from stretching, getting holes, or losing its shape.

Shirts are best stored in a closed closet on wooden hangers. By hanging the shirt up, it gets aired out and less wrinkled.

Maintenance is essential to make your clothes last longer, and repairs are an easy way to avoid buying new ones. You can always write to our Customer Care team if you have questions about maintaining your clothes from moshi moshi mind.

You can find a local tailor if you are not proficient with a sewing needle. They can help you repair holes and damage, or adjust the fit of a piece of clothing.

Steaming your clothes is an easy way to remove wrinkles and give them a quick refresh. You can also choose to iron your clothes, but remember to check the care label first for specific ironing instructions.

Many natural and artificial fibers will begin to pill over time. This is normal and can easily be removed by hand or with a device. We recommend first using a fabric shaver, moving it gently across the surface of the fabric, and then out the surface with a wool comb.

Treat stains immediately to avoid unnecessary washing - a knit sweater, for example, is often better off with stain removal than a full wash.

While a tailor can help you with clothing repairs, there are also minor fixes, such as a missing button, that can easily be fixed at home with a sewing kit.

How you wash your clothes is crucial to prolonging the life of your clothes, and an easy step towards more sustainable living. Always read the washing instructions on the care label and avoid washing more than necessary.

Always wash clothes at low temperatures, and not more often than it is necessary.

The shortest washing cycle is typically enough to ensure your clothes are clean, and it is an easy way to reduce water consumption.

Liquid detergent dissolves more quickly than powder and is the best choice for hand and machine washing. We recommend using a certified environmentally and allergy-friendly detergent to avoid unnecessary chemicals in the water.

For materials such as silk, viscose, cashmere, and wool, turn the clothes inside-out and use a laundry bag when washing. It can prevent unnecessary wear of the clothes during washing and prevent it from linting.

There are many ways you can extend the life of your clothing, even after you no longer want to keep it. By passing it on or thinking of your wardrobe as part of a circular economy, you can help reduce global spending.

Please give it to a friend, family, or someone in your local community.

Donate your clothes to charities or local thrift stores - take your clothes to the nearest drop-off point to give your clothes a new purpose.

Some fibers are particularly good at being recycled. Check out the clothing label or write to our Customer Care Team if you have any questions.