So you should care about your products as well
Making sure your purchase is well looked after is going to ensure that you get the most out of it. In this section we'll let you know exactly how to care for your specific garment & how to make it last.
Want to know how to take care of your fresh garments? Here's how.
All of our t-shirts are 100% cotton. This means if you use high heat in a washer & dryer they will have some amount of shrinkage even on our garment dyed garments. Our T-Shirts run slightly oversized so please refer to the size chart on the product page. We don't advise sizing up unless you want a very oversized tee.
The majority of our hoodies consist of a 75/25% Cotton/Poly blend that we manufactered from scratch. We chose a 400GSM material so it's not too heavy for cooler summer nights as well as deep winter. Our hoodies run slightly oversized so please refer to the size chart on the product page. We don't advise sizing up unless you want a very oversized garment.
Our knitwear is 100% Cotton that we manufactered from scratch. We chose a 100% cotton instead of wool for these as it is a bit more breathable while remaining a heavy garment. Perfect for the cooler summer nights as well as deep winter. Our knitwear jumpers run very, very oversized so please refer to the size chart on the product page. We don't advise sizing up unless & you would be safe to size down as knitwear is very pliable.
Sticker application is a simple yet sometimes difficult thing! With diecuts (especially specialty finishes like oil slick & sparkle)
you'll need to be extremely careful to make the the sticker stick to the transfer paper. Unfortunately we're not liable for any
damage to the product during installation. With that being said we've created a guide to make it a little easier if you're
having some issues with installation.
Try not to use glass cleaners before sticker application & don't apply during cold weather as it will affect the ability for the adhesive to bind.
Flip the vinyl so it's facing down & use a squeegee (or myki in my case) to go over the sticker. This will make peeling it much easier.
Pick a corner and slowly peel at a 45 degree angle ensuring that the sticker is coming off clean.
If the sticker clings to the backing paper, stick it back down, apply more pressure and peel slowly again.
Slowly place your sticker onto the desired location. Make sure this is a dry & clean surface.
Go over it again with a squeegee or credit card to ensure an easier peel.
Much like step 3, pick a corner and slowly peel at a 45 degree angle. If any part of the sticker comes up with the transfer paper, repeat step 4.
Voila! Hopefully this guide helped you in any way & now you're rocking your newly acquired stickers.
