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Handmade baby clothes last longest with gentle washing, low heat and careful drying. Always check the care label first, because trims, buttons and embroidery can need extra care. Why handmade pieces need a little extra care Handmade garments often have details that factory pieces don’t, such as smocking, bows, embroidery, buttons or frills. These make…
Yes, wash new newborn clothes before the first wear. A gentle wash with a mild, fragrance-free detergent and a full rinse removes dust and any finishing left on the fabric. Why wash clothes before baby wears them? New clothes have been handled, packed and stored before they reach you. A first wash takes off dust…
Yes, cotton baby clothes can shrink, mostly from hot washes and high tumble dryer heat. Washing at the temperature on the label and drying gently keeps the fit much closer to what you bought. Why does cotton shrink? Cotton fibres relax and tighten when they are exposed to heat and agitation. Most shrinking happens in…
New cotton can feel stiff because of finishing or leftover detergent. Wash it a few times with less detergent and an extra rinse, and dry it with a gentle shake while it’s still slightly damp.
