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Care label reference
Washing icons, explained.
Use this quick reference before washing a cap. The care label always wins, especially for vintage, wool, leather or unknown constructions.
| Icon | Machine wash | The cap can be washed in a machine. | Use the temperature and cycle shown on the label. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Machine wash | The cap can be washed in a machine. | Use the temperature and cycle shown on the label. | |
| Hand wash | Wash gently by hand. | Use cool water and avoid wringing or twisting. | |
| Do not wash | Do not immerse or machine wash. | Spot clean or use a specialist cleaner. | |
| Gentle / low temperature | Use a gentle cycle or low heat limit. | Choose cool water and a low-agitation setting. | |
| Bleach | The triangle indicates bleach guidance. | Only use bleach when the label specifically permits it. | |
| Air dry | Dry naturally rather than with high heat. | Reshape the cap and let it dry completely in a supported form. | |
| Do not tumble dry | The cap should not go in a dryer. | Avoid heat, which can shrink, warp or damage structure. | |
| Dry clean | Professional dry cleaning may be required. | Follow the garment-care label and ask a specialist. |
WASHKIT supports washable caps and helps support their shape during washing and air-drying. It does not replace the manufacturer’s instructions.
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