HOME LAUNDERING

• All embroidered garments should be washed with a mild detergent.
• If bleach is required for washing, a small amount of chlorine bleach can be used. Non-chlorine bleach in accordance with product instructions is preferable over regular bleach.
• Machine wash cold water. This will aid in setting color and stopping color runs.
• Use a delicate wash cycle setting. This will help protect embroidery stitching from frays.
• If color residue appears in water, rinse first in lukewarm water and then cold several times until rinse water becomes clear BEFORE drying garment.
• Remove promptly after wash cycle completion.
• Never leave any piece of embroidered clothing soaking or in water or lying in a pile when wet.
• Do not wring out the embroidered articles.
• Do not rub stained embroidery

DRY CLEANING

• Embroidery may be dry cleaned. CAUTION: Extreme care should be exercised when dry cleaning. Special care must be taken when dark shades are dry cleaned. Avoid use of pre-spotting agents.

INDUSTRIAL LAUNDERING/DRY CLEANING

• Garments that are embroidered can be industrial laundered when proper procedures are followed as outlined by the International Fabricare Institute. Please call or fax for details. Embroidery may be dry cleaned, however, extreme care should be exercised when dry cleaning. Special care must be taken when dark shades are dry cleaned. Avoid use of pre-spotting agents.

IRONING

• Embroidered fabrics should always be ironed on the reverse side.
• It is recommended to iron embroidery using a pressing cloth.
• It is NOT recommended to wet embroidery prior to ironing or to use a steam iron

Note: The care label instructions apply to the garment, not the embroidery. Special care should be taken when laundering embroidered garments.

Since the conditions of use, washing, pressing and cleaning, etc. vary in use of yarns and threads, the purchaser should assure himself by preliminary tests that the dye fastness of the yarn or thread is 100% colorfast for washing under all conditions. AdlibCorner, LLC cannot be responsible for any consequential damages since the value of the thread is so disproportionate to the value of the goods into which it is stitched.