Keeping your covers like new.

Machine wash cold — up to 30°C / 86°F — on a gentle cycle.

• Close all zippers and fasteners, and turn the covers inside out first.
• Wash with like colors, using a mild detergent.
• Wash separately for the first cycle or two, while the color settles.
• Skip fabric softener — it can coat the soft-touch fibers and dull the finish.

• Air dry flat or on a line, away from direct heat and strong sun.
• If you tumble dry, use low heat and take them out while still slightly damp.
• Reshape and smooth by hand while damp — this keeps the stretch even.

Stretch covers sit best when refitted while still slightly damp. Pull evenly from corner to corner, smooth across the seat, and tuck the surplus into the gaps between the cushions and frame for a clean, second-skin finish. They settle fully as they finish drying in place.

• Most covers relax on their own once refitted, so ironing is rarely needed.
• For a crisper look, use a cool iron inside out, or hold a handheld steamer a little away from the fabric.

• Smooth and shake out your covers now and then so they keep sitting cleanly.
• Rotate seat and back covers occasionally so they wear evenly.
• Deal with spills early — blot gently, never rub.

• Blot spills with a clean, damp cloth, working from the outside in.
• For marks, use a little mild soap in lukewarm water, then blot clean.
• Always test on a hidden area first, and let the spot dry fully before refitting.

• No bleach or harsh stain removers — they can lift the color.
• No wringing or twisting — press the water out gently instead.
• No dry cleaning, unless your care label says otherwise.
• Keep covers away from direct, prolonged heat such as radiators or hot dryers.

Cold gentle wash, air dry, reshape while damp. The brushed, matte surface stays soft when you skip the softener and high heat.

Wash inside out to protect the raised pattern, and air dry to keep the texture defined.

Wash cool and dry flat where you can — knits prefer to be reshaped rather than hung heavy while wet.

Wash inside out, low or no heat, and brush the pile back to life with your hand once dry.

Store covers clean and completely dry, folded loosely in a breathable bag or drawer. Avoid sealed plastic for long stretches, so the fabric can breathe between seasons. A quick wash before you put them away keeps them fresh for next time.

Looked after simply, your covers keep doing what they were made for — letting the room you already love feel new again, as often as you like.