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HOW TO CARE FOR THE MOST COMMON FABRICS IN YOUR WARDROBE
Flannel Care Guide
Flannel Care Guide
HOW TO CARE FOR THE MOST COMMON FABRICS IN YOUR WARDROBE
FLANNEL CARE 101
HOW TO CARE FOR FLANNEL
SUMMARY
Basic characteristics of Flannel :
- Not a fabric but a structure of fabric
- Made from cotton or wool
- Durable
- Absorbs and releases perspiration quickly
- Soft
- Thicker and more insulated
Care Instructions :
- Washing - Cotton flannel is machine washable in warm water. Wool flannel should be dry cleaned in most cases although some washable wools do exist.
- Drying - Cotton flannel and wool flannel should be hang dried or machine dried on low.
- Ironing - Iron on high temperature for cotton flannel. For wool flannel use low temperature and steam (turn inside out to avoid iron marks & shine).
While taking care of flannel fabric it is important to note :
- Wool flannel does not need wash after every wear
- Do not over dry (if using dryer)
- Empty lint trap in the dryer after each load
FLANNEL CARE 101
HOW TO CARE FOR FLANNEL
SUMMARY
Basic characteristics of Flannel :
- Not a fabric but a structure of fabric
- Made from cotton or wool
- Durable
- Absorbs and releases perspiration quickly
- Soft
- Thicker and more insulated
Care Instructions :
- Washing - Cotton flannel is machine washable in warm water. Wool flannel should be dry cleaned in most cases although some washable wools do exist.
- Drying - Cotton flannel and wool flannel should be hang dried or machine dried on low.
- Ironing - Iron on high temperature for cotton flannel. For wool flannel use low temperature and steam (turn inside out to avoid iron marks & shine).
While taking care of flannel fabric it is important to note :
- Wool flannel does not need wash after every wear
- Do not over dry (if using dryer)
- Empty lint trap in the dryer after each load
