DRIP AFTER CARE

1. Turn the DRIP inside out when washing and drying - By turning the items inside out you’re protecting the print and stopping other items from interfering with the design, or damaging it.

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2. Use low temperature or cold wash settings - High temperatures can damage items, so keeping your machine on a low-heat or cold wash can ensure the print and material are protected during the cycle.

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3. Don’t add extra spins - It’s tempting to add extra spins to your washing machine’s cycle but we advise against it when washing printed garments.

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4. Use a mild laundry detergent.

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5. Tumble dry on low or go the old fashioned route and hang it to dry - Air drying is always preferred when your cleaning and drying your drip. The best way to dry these items is to air-dry them on a clothing drying rack, or outside on a washing line. These methods of drying give the best results and also protect the printing.

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6. Always iron inside out - Prints can get caught on irons, and will often be damaged by direct heat – so always iron your garments inside out to protect them! We also recommend putting your iron down to a lower heat the first time you iron the item, so you don’t accidentally apply too much heat to the area.