Green Rainfall Pant

Your okapi clothing pieces are made for everyday wear. With the right care, they can keep their comfort, shape, and color for longer.

How to Care for Your okapi Pieces

1. Wash Cold
Wash with cold water only. Cold washing is gentler on cotton, helps reduce shrinkage, and helps preserve the color and feel of the fabric.

2. Turn Inside Out
Turn your garment inside out before washing. This helps protect the outer fabric, prints, embroidery, and color from friction.

3. Air Dry Only
Air dry your piece by hanging it or laying it flat. Avoid tumble drying, as high heat can shrink cotton and weaken the fabric over time.

4. Do Not Iron Directly on Prints or Embroidery
If ironing is needed, use low heat and iron inside out. Do not iron directly on prints, embroidery, or branding details.

5. Wash Less When Possible
To extend the life of your garment, wash only when needed. Airing it out between wears can help keep it fresh while reducing water and energy use.

Simple Care Summary

• Cold wash only
• Turn inside out before washing
• Air dry only
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not bleach
• Do not iron directly on prints or embroidery

Care for your pieces, wear them longer, and keep the impact lower.