Black Disfigured Faces Hoodie

Washing

1. Turn Inside Out: Always turn the hoodie inside out to protect the outer surface and reduce pilling.

2. Cold Water Wash: Use cold water to prevent shrinking and maintain color. Avoid hot water, which can damage the fleece fibers.

3. Gentle Cycle: Select the gentle or delicate cycle on your washing machine to minimize agitation and fabric wear.

4. Mild Detergent: Use a mild, non-bleach detergent, as bleach can cause discoloration and weaken the fabric.

5. Avoid Fabric Softener: Fabric softener can leave a residue on fleece, reducing softness over time. Instead, use a half cup of white vinegar if extra softness is desired.

Drying

1. Air Dry Recommended: Lay the hoodie flat to air dry on a clean, dry towel. This prevents the heavy fleece from stretching or warping.

2. Low-Heat Tumble Dry (Optional): If air drying isn’t an option, tumble dry on the lowest heat setting. Remove the hoodie promptly to avoid overheating and reduce wrinkles.

3. Avoid High Heat: High heat can shrink fleece and affect its plush texture, so steer clear of it.

Additional Care Tips

• Avoid Ironing: Fleece typically doesn’t wrinkle, but if necessary, use a very low setting with a cloth between the iron and the hoodie.

• Store Properly: Fold instead of hanging, as the heavy fabric can stretch if hung for long periods.

By following these steps, your 450 gsm fleece hoodie should stay cozy, soft, and in great shape for a long time.