Before you undergo any washing rituals with your printed tees, hit the brakes and make sure they aren’t fresh from the press. Customized garments need at least 24 hours to get some r&r before you start experimenting with them. Technical reason – you need to let the ink cure and adhere to the fabrics accordingly (without interruption).

When you go natural and hang your clothes out, make sure to do it away from direct contact with sunlight. Light is particularly dangerous for colors. You may wonder how your t-shirts survive the day when you’re wearing them outside, the difference here is you rarely spend long hours with sunlight hitting you directly.

The best way to iron your printed tees is, quelle surprise, not at all. Heat is an all-round enemy to your clothes, the Iron being one of the most dangerous weapons. So many things can go wrong here, from melting the print to burning the tee, it’s a dangerous ball game. If you absolutely must iron your printed garment then make sure you play it safe