THE G2000 CARE GUIDE
Care for your suit.
Keep its character.
Proper care preserves the tailored fit and longevity of your suit. Follow this quick-reference guide to keep your wardrobe performing at its best.
De-wrinkling
Natural fibers and performance fabrics crease with daily movement. Depending on your home setup, you can choose between vertical steaming or traditional flat ironing, just follow our recommended care guidelines to protect the garment's structure and fabric finish.
OPTION 1
Vertical Steaming
- Best For:Quick daily refreshes on suits, and compact living spaces.
- How to Do It:Hang the suit on a wide wooden hanger. Hold your garment steamer or upright steam iron 1 to 2 inches away from the fabric. Allow the steam to penetrate the fibers, which relax wrinkles and eliminate odors naturally.
- G2000 Expert Tip:Keep the steamer moving vertically. Avoid holding high heat directly over the jacket's chest lapels and shoulders for too long, as excessive steam can warp the inner canvas and chest structure.
- Post-Care:Let the suit air-dry and cool in a ventilated space for 15 to 30 minutes before wearing.
OPTION 2
Traditional Flat Ironing
- Best For:Sharpening trouser creases or smoothing out deep wrinkles on heavy cotton or linen blends.
- Crucial Rule:Never apply a hot iron directly onto the outer fabric of the suit. Direct soleplates contact burns delicate yarns and leaves permanent shiny press marks (glazing) especially on wool and synthetic blends.
- How to Do It:Always place a clean cotton pressing cloth (or a thin cotton pillowcase) flat over the section to be ironed first. Iron over the protective cloth using a low-to-medium heat setting (the "Wool" setting).
- G2000 Expert Tip:Only flat-iron flat surfaces like trouser legs. Never press suit jacket shoulders or chest lapels flat on an ironing board, as this crushes the 3D tailored shape and internal padding.
Fabric care
Machine-Washable Tech Collection (for Synthetic Fabrics)
Engineered for performance, stretch, and low-maintenance daily office wear.
Washing:
Turn garment inside out, place the suit blazer and trousers in separate protective laundry mesh bags, and machine wash on a cold, gentle/delicate cycle (30∘C max). Do not overload the machine. Wash dark and light colors separately.
Detergents:
Use mild detergents. Do not use bleach, fabric softeners, or optical brighteners.
Drying:
Remove promptly after the wash cycle ends. Line dry naturally on a wide hanger away from direct sunlight.
De-Wrinkling:
Use low-temperature vertical steam. Avoid direct flat pressing to protect technical stretch fibers.
When in doubt, always follow the care instructions label on your garment.
Machine-Washable Wool Blend Collection
Combining the elegance of wool with easy-care versatility.
Washing:
Turn garment inside out, place the suit blazer and trousers in separate protective laundry mesh bags, and machine wash on a cold wool/gentle cycle. Do not overload the machine. Wash dark and light colors separately.
Detergents:
Use mild detergents. Do not soak, or use bleach, fabric softeners, or optical brighteners.
Drying:
Remove promptly after the wash cycle ends. Line dry naturally on a wide hanger away from direct sunlight. DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
De-Wrinkling:
Vertical steaming on medium heat restores fabric volume and shape smoothly without flattening wool fibers.
When in doubt, always follow the care instructions label on your garment.
Pure Wool & Luxury Collection
Crafted from premium natural yarns requiring specialized care.
Cleaning: Spot Clean Stains
Cleaning your suit after every single wear is unnecessary and will degrade the fibres more quickly. Most of the time your suit will only need a quick brush down and an airing after each wear. For mishaps like stains from food or drink, do a simple spot clean by gently dabbing a damp cloth and a spritz of stain remover or mild detergent on the stain. Avoid scrubbing, as this can damage the fabric. Always test on the inside facing of the jacket hem first to ensure that it will not damage or stain the fabric.
Dry Clean (Irregularly)
When the time comes for a deep clean, opt for professional dry cleaning only. Always wash your jacket and pants together to maintain a uniform color and texture over the long run. Limit dry-cleaning your suit to no more than three times per year as over-cleaning strips natural wool oils and weakens fibers.
Washing:
Never machine wash or hand wash.
Daily Refresh:
Pure wool is semi-self-cleaning. After each wear, leave your suit out to air in a well-ventilated room for 24–48 hours before storing it away.
De-Wrinkling:
Minor wrinkles release naturally simply by letting the garment hang on a broad wooden hanger. Vertical steaming on medium heat restores fabric volume and shape smoothly without flattening wool fibers. Travelers without a steamer may simply hang their suit in the bathroom when showering –the gentle steam will help smooth out any light creases.
When in doubt, always follow the care instructions label on your garment.
Linen & Cotton Blends
Lightweight, breathable tailoring for warm weather.
Cleaning:
Dry clean or machine wash according to individual care tags.
De-Wrinkling:
Linen naturally wrinkles with movement. Use vertical steam to relax heavy creases.
Wear & storage
Follow the 2-Day Rotation Rule
Never wear the same suit two days in a row. Give garments 24–48 hours of rest to air out, discharge humidity, and recover their tailored shape. We suggest wearing a suit no more than twice a week, in rotation with other suits. This allows the suit to air and recover its shape between wears. Another key tip is to buy an extra pair of trousers to help your suit age more evenly, as trousers are normally the first component of the suit to show signs of wear.
Use Wide-Shoulder Hangers
Always hang suit jackets on contoured, broad wooden or padded hangers. Thin wire hangers permanently ruin shoulder padding and structure. Hang trousers by the hem on dedicated clip/bar hangers.
Empty Pockets Daily
Remove heavy items (smartphones, keys, wallets, coins) from inner and outer pockets after every wear to prevent fabric sagging and seam stretching.
Brush After Wear
Use a soft horsehair garment brush in gentle downward strokes to brush away surface dust, lint, and food particles before storing.
Plastic Covers
Remove clear plastic dry-cleaning bags immediately after bringing suits home, as they trap humidity and cause mildew.
Travel
Use lightweight zipped suit covers for transit and travel only.
Long-Term Home Storage
Allow suits to hang freely in your wardrobe with adequate space between garments. Protect from dust using breathable canvas/cotton garment bags, leaving the zipper open for ventilation