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Garment Care

Did you know that the way we treat our clothes is a huge part of
sustainability? Following the proper care instructions extends the life of
products—letting you enjoy your clothing much longer while keeping
materials from needlessly ending up in the landfill. Talk about a win-win!

Garment Care

Learn how to care for your favorite prAna styles by scrolling below. Pro tip: if you’re ever unsure, a good rule of thumb is to
machine wash cold, tumble dry low, and lay flat to dry.

Yoga & Travel

Machine wash in cold water
Tumble dry on low setting
For stretch clothing, lay flat to dry for  even better longevity

Yoga Mats

Rinse and wipe mat with water or a diluted solution of 10:1 water to white vinegar
Lay flat to dry in shade/avoid sun contact.
Avoid extended exposure to sunlight as it may cause rubber to oxidize
DO NOT machine wash or dry

Down Filling

Close all zippers and pockets and brush off loose dirt
Machine wash cold on delicate with down-specific (or mild) detergent
Wash separately in front load washer (otherwise garment could be damaged)
Tumble dry low with 3 clean tennis balls to return full loft of down (heat can damage garment)
Check every 15-20 minutes and break up any remaining clumps of feathers
Remove from dryer promptly (may take a few cycles)
DO NOT bleach
DO NOT iron
DO NOT dry clean
DO NOT use fabric softener
Before storing, ensure that the garment is clean and completely dry

Swimwear

Rinse immediately after use
Remove any padding before washing
Hand-wash in cold water
Lay flat to dry
DO NOT bleach
DO NOT iron
DO NOT dry clean
Note - colors may naturally fade over time with exposure to sun, chlorine, lotions, etc.

Wool

Hand wash in cold water when possible or machine wash cold on delicate
Lay flat to dry
Removing pilling as it occurs by using a fabric comb or other tool

Thermal Fleece Midlayer

Hand wash in cold water when possible or machine wash cold on delicate
Turn inside out and tumble dry on low for 10 minutes, then lay flat to dry

Synthetic Filling

Machine wash in cold water
Use non-chlorine bleach if needed
Line dry
Iron on low setting
DO NOT dry clean

Fuzz Balls, Be Gone!

Otherwise known as the pilling, it’s common for styles made with recycled wool and other types of yarn to develop those little fuzz balls that stick to the outside of fabric. The good news? You can easily restore these styles by using a fabric comb, a battery-operated pill and fuzz remover, or even an everyday safety razor.

Keep Microfibers at Bay

Each time we machine wash our clothing, they shed microfibers—threads smaller than 5 millimeters in length. While tiny, microfibers from synthetic fabrics like polyester and nylon don’t decompose and therefore are taking a huge toll on our natural ecosystems. But we can slow this at the source by utilizing tools like the fan-favorite Guppyfriend, the Filtrol reusable laundry filter, and washing on a low spin cycle with cold water.

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