Taking Care of Your New Tee

Your Fur Honcho tee is 6.1oz garment-dyed cotton — the kind of shirt that gets better the more trails it sees. A little care keeps the colour rich and the print sharp for the long haul.

In the wash

  • Cold water, always. Warm and hot are how good shirts go to shrink.
  • Turn it inside out first — that protects the print you're going to wear till it's threadbare.
  • Use a mild detergent. Garment-dyed cotton is easygoing; keep it that way.
  • The first wash may shed a touch of colour (that's the garment dye doing its thing, totally normal) — run it with like colours the first time or two.

Drying

  • Hang dry or tumble on low. Air drying is gentlest and keeps that soft, broken-in feel.
  • If you use the dryer, pull the tee out as soon as it's done to dodge wrinkles.

A few don'ts

  • Skip bleach and harsh detergents — they'll fade the colour.
  • Skip fabric softener too; it works against the cotton's texture.
  • Never iron straight onto the print. Turn the tee inside out, or lay a cloth over the design first.

Look after it and it'll ride shotgun for years.