How to wash your trousers & some of your jackets

THE MAIN THINGS

The less you wash your trousers and jackets the better. Obviously you don’t want to smell of wee or have egg all over you so at various times you will want to wash them.

Selvedge Denim Jeans?

See here – https://hebtro.co/2020/06/22/washing-your-selvedge-denim/

Governor and 177 moleskins, as well as C60 cords are 100% cotton (so are the Governor moleskin jackets)

Governor Canvas are 55% linen 45% cotton (so are Governor Canvas jackets)

These natural fibres need care to keep them looking good.

• Only wash inside out at 30ºC. This will help the colour last longer and keep the fabric stronger.
• Use mild, non biological detergent and use it sparingly. Too much will clog up in your pants and make them more dirty!
• Only use a SLOW spin otherwise the fabric will crease and cause nasty fade lines. Never tumble dry.
• Air dry. Don’t be a dick and put them on a radiator!

Then go and wear them, proud in the knowledge that you actually know what you’re doing.

Anything made of wool needs to be dry cleaned.

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Follow the links below for more care information.

177 & Governor Moleskin Trousers & Jackets

100% cotton. Wash at 30ºC with non biological detergent, no softener, no tumble drying, air/line dry. Trousers will shrink up to half an inch in leg length only on first wash. Trousers will give a little with wear, tightening and giving again with subsequent washes.

C60 Needlecord and SuperHeavyWeight Cords.

100% cotton. Wash at 30ºC with non biological detergent, no softener, no tumble drying, air/line dry. Trousers will shrink up to half an inch in leg length only on first wash. Trousers will give a little with wear, tightening and giving again with subsequent washes.

GVNR Canvas Trousers, Jackets and Shorts

55% linen 45% cotton. Wash at 30ºC with non biological detergent, no softener, no tumble drying, air/line dry. These are a pre-washed garment and will not shrink on washing.

Moto and Chukka Boots

You don’t need to do much as these are tough boots. When the boots get wet allow them to dry thoroughly in the air and away from heat sources. Don’t put them on a radiator or in front of the fire as this will damage the leather. To clean them up use a suede brush which will remove mud and stains. If you need to do more just wipe with a damp cloth. You can dab on some neutral leather conditioner to keep the suede water resistant and soft.

CNC and Garrison Belts

You don’t need to do much because these are tough belts. If you feel the need to clean it just use a damp cloth. Don’t get the belt too wet. If your belt strap starts to look dry just add use a light coat of leather conditioner. Don’t saturate it. Buckles will develop a natural patina with age.

1485 Wool Jacket & 1485 Field Jacket

Wool outer. Lining 100% cotton. Dry clean only (any dry cleaning solvent other than trichloroethylene may be safely used).