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Caring for your Mousqueton clothing
Our design team shares all the tips you need to care for Mousqueton fabrics and understand garment care symbols. Discover detailed recommendations to keep your clothes in perfect condition!
Care and washing symbols
Where can I find the washing instructions?
You can find all washing information on the label inside the garment. The symbols indicate the care instructions. You can also find this information on our website on the product page, under the "Composition and care" section.
Understanding the symbols
Below, you will find the meaning of each symbol on the label sewn into your garment.
Mousqueton Materials
The Mousqueton collection features a wide range of fabrics suited to every season. When purchasing a garment, you will find a label on each item detailing the material and Mousqueton’s quality standards.
How to care for your Mousqueton clothing?
Find all the washing instructions for the key fabrics in our collection. From sailor sweaters and smocks to Breton-stripe tops, our design team outlines the specific characteristics of each material.
Can’t find the fabric for your garment? Don’t worry-simply visit the product page to find all the details.
How do I dry my clothes?
Drying is an essential step in the proper care of your garments. Some items can be tumble-dried, while others require flat drying or air drying. Just as with washing instructions, you will find specific symbols and information to guide you in drying your clothes.
Ironing Guide
Ironing is the final step in garment care. Here are the guidelines to follow, particularly regarding iron temperature. Just like a washing machine or tumble dryer, an iron’s temperature can be adjusted based on the fabric being ironed.
Tip: Iron your clothes inside out to avoid affecting the colors.
Our tips on tasks
Got a stain on your garment? Don’t panic—discover simple, effective tips from our team of stylists!
Treat the stain as soon as possible. Regardless of the type of stain, you need to clean it quickly to prevent it from permanently setting into the fabric fibers.
- Make sure to use stain removers suitable for the specific material.
- For grease stains, remove as much as possible using a paper towel.
- Use cold water to treat grease and blood stains.
- For pigment-dyed garments, do not rub the stain; instead, dab it to avoid creating a discolored patch.
- Do not soak dyed garments, as the dye may bleed onto other areas of the item.
- Clean raincoats with a sponge dampened with soapy water. Avoid abrasive sponges, as they can scratch the surface.
- If in doubt, consult a professional (dry cleaner) to avoid causing further damage to your garment.
You now have everything you need to properly care for your clothes and keep them looking as good as new!
Have a question about our materials or their care? Our customer service team is here to answer your inquiries. Visit the contact form.
