Cleaning Jeans

• Separate Washing : Firstly, make sure to wash jeans separately from clothes of other colors to prevent color bleeding.
  
• Cold Water Wash : It's best to opt for cold water washing to reduce color fading and fabric shrinkage.
  
• Mild Detergent : Choose a mild detergent that doesn't contain bleach or strong alkaline ingredients to protect the denim fabric.
  
• Gentle Cycle : Use a gentle washing cycle to minimize friction and prevent damage to the fabric.
  
• Avoiding Tumble Drying : Try to avoid using the dryer and opt for air drying instead to maintain the shape and color of the jeans.
  
  Caring for Jeans
• Reduce Washing Frequency : Try to minimize washing to prolong the lifespan of your jeans.
  
• Regular Folding : If jeans don't need washing, fold them regularly to prevent localized wear and color change.
  
• Avoid Direct Sunlight : Minimize exposure to direct sunlight to prevent color fading and stiffening of the fabric.
  
• Gentle Ironing : If needed, iron jeans gently from the inside with a low-temperature iron to smooth out wrinkles, but avoid direct contact with the surface.
  
• Prompt Repair : If you notice any wear or loose threads, repair them promptly to prevent further damage.