Down Puffer Care Guide

We want you to enjoy our puffer jackets for many winters. Here are a few simple tips on how you can keep them in the best condition.

• Please refer to the instructions on the sewn-in label — most of our down puffers require dry cleaning with hydrocarbon solvents (F). This method doesn’t affect the fibre structure, preserving the strength and original state of the materials.
• Before handing your garment over for dry cleaning, ensure the staff understand “F” as a “flammable solvent” — specific types of hydrocarbons, not Freon or fluorine.
• Do not try to remove heavy stains yourself and do not rub them with a sponge or wet wipes (especially antibacterial ones), as this could damage the fabric’s protective coating and lead to staining and marks.
• To remove minor stains at home, slightly dampen a clean white cloth with a smooth surface (not a napkin or sponge) and gently rub the affected area.
• If your jacket gets wet in damp weather, shake it off, hang it on wide hangers, and let it dry in a warm room for 6–8 hours. To restore the down's fluffiness, give the jacket a good shake or pat it.