Care Guide

We always say: start with the label - she knows best.
Every ADISON + JÈRE piece is pre-washed, so you don’t have to stress about unexpected shrinkage. Still, temperature matters - some fabrics live best in cold water, others can handle a little warmth.

Take care of your clothes and they’ll take care of you. The better you treat them, the longer they’ll stay in rotation - which is the whole point. Less throwaway, more forever pieces.

Quick Rules

Cold or lukewarm > hot
Gentle cycle > heavy spin
Air-dry > tumble dry
Steam > iron
Treat blends like the most delicate fiber

Your ADISON + JÈRE pieces are made to be lived in — not babied. Wash smart, air-dry often, and keep it simple. Think of it like skincare: small rituals, long-term results

COTTON

Wash
Machine wash: Cold to moderate temp, gentle cycle, low spin.
Hand wash: Lukewarm water, mild detergent, rinse cool

Dry
Air-dry is best. If indoors, lay flat or hang.

Finish
Use the cotton setting. Lightly mist with water before ironing to ease creases.

POPLIN

Wash
Machine wash: Cold to warm gentle cycle, avoid heavy spin.
Hand wash: Lukewarm water, gentle detergent, rinse cool.

Dry
Air dry for best shape, low tumble if necessary.

Finish
Steam to refresh or iron on medium setting.

LINEN

Wash
Machine wash: Gentle cycle, mid-temp, don’t overcrowd.
Hand wash: swish in lukewarm water, no scrubbing or twisting.

Dry
Line dry or flat on a towel, skip the dryer.

Finish
Wrinkles are chic. Steam for relaxed, iron while still damp for crisp lines.

Merino / Cotton Blend

Wash
Machine wash: Cold, gentle/wool cycle with a wool-friendly detergent.
Hand wash: Cool water, soft swish, no rubbing.

Dry
Lay flat, never hang — it’ll stretch.

Finish
Usually fine as-is, but a light steam is safe.

SILK / COTTON BLEND

Wash
Hand wash: Cool water, silk-friendly detergent, gentle swish.

Dry
Air-dry flat or hang carefully, out of direct sun.

Finish
Steam is safest. If ironing, use low heat, inside out, with a cloth.

COTTON/LINEN bLEND

Care for them like cotton but keep temps gentler and avoid high heat — they wrinkle less than linen, but still need air-drying and a light hand.