Care aid

During the first washings the products can still lose some colour. This is because we do not pre-wash several times during production to keep the environmental impact on site as low as possible. This is not a problem and will disappear after the first few washes. If you are unsure, wash the pieces alone or use a dye catcher cloth
To prevent pilling, you can brush the garment with a lint brush before the first wash. Since we do not use a chemical "anti-pilling" treatment after production, there may still be some lint on the fabric that you can remove this way
Ironing: Only at a low temperature and preferably when damp

The references refer to our trousers as well as our other clothing made of viscose.
Please note the following when washing your viscose products

Wash before first wear
Wash the garments in a gentle programme (e.g. delicates programme) at a maximum of 30 degrees
Make sure that your washing program does not have a preset spin speed that is too high. If possible and necessary, reduce the speed manually to 400-800 revolutions
Do not bleach
Do not dry clean
Do not tumble dry

Note: Some older harem pants still have the washing instructions for hand washing. We did this as a precaution in the beginning, but have now realized that gentle machine washing is not a problem. So you can also machine wash these harem pants as described above.

paigh fashion pieces made of viscose dry super fast and are therefore especially suitable for traveling, not only because of the practical pack size and weight
If you are unsure about a wash, you can use a dye catcher cloth to catch any dye that may escape during the first few washes
If the fabric shrinks and "shrinks" a bit after a wash, it is not always a cause for concern. Viscose fibers will shrink a bit depending on the wash cycle and conditions. In most cases, you can fix this yourself with a few tricks. Wash the piece again and gently pull the fabric apart on all sides and ends after washing while it is still wet. Then hang the piece lengthwise from the waistband and let the fabric hang out and dry that way. If this is not successful, please contact our support team support@paigh.com to find another solution
We have noticed that some pants turn out slightly smaller than other pants of the same size after a longer storage. This is due to the viscose fibers contracting and the fabric becoming wrinkled from storage. By gently ironing at a low temperature, the fabric will widen and the pants will be up to 5cm longer. If your pants seem smaller or shorter than you're used to, feel free to try the ironing trick after the first wash without obligation. It also helps to pull the fabric into length and shape after washing while it is still wet. If that doesn't work or if you have a question about it, feel free to contact us at any time at support@paigh.com

Household trick: Add half a cup of white table vinegar (5% acid, or dilute vinegar essence 1:5 in water) to the fabric softener in the washing machine. This keeps clothes soft and is especially handy for clothes with spandex content, as it keeps the spandex fibers soft and elastic. But vinegar is also a good home remedy for any other laundry that needs to be sustainable. Inform you before but better again about details :)
To protect the beautiful fabric from too much friction and stress during washing, you can wash the parts inside out
Knot the cords of the garments (if you have them) in a light knot so that they don't get caught or pulled out

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