WASH WITH CARE

By taking good care of your clothes through the right care, washing and drying, you can maintain the quality of your clothes and extend their lifespan. Plus, you’re also helping to make a positive difference for the environment.

14 great laundry tips Industrial washing

14 great laundry tips

A collection of our best tips for maintaining how the clothes fit, extending their lifespan and reducing resource consumption.

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Industrial washing

Our experience shows that there is a big difference between routines and methods in industrial washing. It means that there may be differences, such as in shrinkage and colour, depending on the washing method.

Read instructions for industrial washing

Did you know that the best way to reduce your environmental footprint is to take care of your clothes and wear them for as long as possible? Because if you buy quality clothing, it will last longer – especially when washed with care.

ALWAYS check the care label in your clothes

Before washing your clothes, always take care to check the care label, which is typically on the inside of the clothes.

The care label is your best friend when it comes to washing clothes and gives you instructions on how to care, wash and dry clothes to preserve their quality and lifespan.

What do the wash symbols mean?

Good advice for washing

How to wash WHITE clothes

See advice for white clothes

How to wash SHIRTS

See washing advice for shirts

How to wash WOOL products

See the guide here

What do the wash symbols mean?

Below you will find an overview of the washing symbols you will encounter in the care label on clothes from ID^® Identity and the three sub-brands GEYSER by ID^®, PRO Wear by ID^® and Seven Seas by ID^®.

Washing
The symbol shows whether home washing is possible and at what temperature.

Bleaching
The triangle indicates whether the clothes may or may not be bleached.

Drying
The square is the symbol for which clothes can be go in a tumble dryer and at what temperature.

Ironing
The icon indicates whether the clothes can be ironed or not and at what temperature.

Professional cleaning
The circle provides information about the clothes approved for industrial washing and drying.

See washing and temperature symbols

Hand wash (at 40 °C)
Dissolve the detergent in the water, put in the textiles and let them soak. Avoid rubbing, pulling or twisting the clothing. Then rinse the textiles and wring out excess water.

30 °C extra delicate
Extra delicate process under 1,000 rpm. Remember to keep the machine load light and put on a low spin.

30 °C delicate wash
Delicate process 800 – 1,000 rpm.

30 °C wash
Normal process over 1,000 rpm.

40 °C extra delicate wash
Extra delicate process under 1,000 rpm. Remember to keep the machine load light and put on a low spin.

40 °C delicate wash
Delicate process 800 – 1,000 rpm.

40 °C wash
Normal process over 1,000 rpm.

60 °C wash
Normal process over 1,000 rpm.

80 °C wash
Normal process over 1,000 rpm.

No washing
Do not wash the product, as it may be sensitive to water.

See bleaching symbols

Do not bleach
Indicates that bleaching is not allowed. Use detergent only without bleach.

See all drying symbols

Tumble drying at low heat
Suitable for tumble drying at low temperature (60 °C).

Tumble drying at high heat
The clothing may undergo tumble drying at normal temperature (80 °C).

Do not tumble dry
This clothing may not be tumble dried.

Hang drying
The product is easy to reshape after washing and hang drying. If coloured clothes are dried outdoors, it should always be done in the shade to protect the colours.

Laying clothes out to dry
After washing, the product is easy to reshape and lay out to dry. If coloured clothes are dried outdoors, it should always lie in the shade to protect the colours.

See ironing symbols

Ironing on low heat
Ironing at low temperature max. 100 °C.

Ironing on medium heat
Ironing at medium temperature max. 150 °C.

Ironing on high heat
The iron may be no higher than 200 °C.

Do not iron
The clothing may be not steamed or ironed.

See symbols for professional cleaning

Professional dry cleaning
May be dry cleaned in perchlorate, mineral turpentine or similar.

Professional cleaning
The clothing can be cleaned in perchlorate.

Do not dry clean
Do not dry clean clothes, and solvent stain remover should be avoided.

QUALITY is a matter of course

All our products go through a strict process to ensure the quality of the products according to our quality manual.

We want to deliver quality clothes that last as long as possible and can be used again and again, and for more than three decades the products have been tested in both our Quality Lab and by Corporate Wear customers worldwide.

NB:

Shrinkage variations of up to approximately +/- 5-7% for sweat products and others +/- 5%, and for tolerances up to +/- 1.5 cm

Read about ID^®’s Quality Lab

USE YOUR
T-SHIRT OVER
AND OVER

LCA | Do you know the environmental footprint of your T-shirt?

In collaboration with Tekstilrevolutionen, we have conducted lifecycle analyses on ID^® T-shirts. Here we have found that the best way to reduce your environmental footprint is to take care of the T-shirt and use it for as long as possible.

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