How to care for your jersey
We love jerseys as much as you do, but they're more than just a piece of clothing. These unique pieces capture the spirit of your favorite teams and the players you admire.
1.We understand the importance of preserving the integrity of your jerseys. That's why we've created this practical guide to help you keep them in top condition. Whether you wear your team's colors with pride during matches, embrace it as a lifestyle, or treasure it as a keepsake, our tips will ensure they stay looking pristine.
2.Embroidered or heat-sealed embellishments, such as player names and numbers, team and sponsor logos, deserve special attention. Follow our instructions to prevent them from getting damaged, peeling, or becoming damaged.
3.Whether you choose to wash your swimwear by hand on a gentle cycle or take certain precautions in the washing machine, we'll provide step-by-step instructions to ensure its colors remain vibrant and its quality endures.(It is always better to wash your swimsuit by hand rather than in a washing machine.)
HAND WASH:
Many steps for hand-washing a jersey are similar to those for washing in a washing machine, such as preparing the jersey and drying it before washing:
1. Turn your jersey inside out to protect the patches and decals.
2. Fill a basin with cold water and detergent and soak the jersey for 10-15 minutes.
3. For heavily soiled jerseys, use your hands to remove any stains or marks. Squeeze the jersey and run the water over it, ensuring the entire jersey is clean.
4. Rinse your swimsuit with clean water to remove any soap residue.
5. Fill a basin with cold water and detergent and soak the jersey for 10-15 minutes.
6. Wring out to remove excess water. Then hang it in the shade to dry.
MACHINE WASH
1- Treat stains before washing：Before putting your football jersey in the washing machine, remove any stubborn stains. Dampen the stain with cold water and apply a stain remover of your choice directly to the stain.
2-Separate colors when washing：If you're wondering whether you should separate your football socks, jersey, and shorts in the wash, the answer is yes! Colors from other clothing can rub off during the wash, so it's important to separate light and dark items. Your football jersey may have different shades and may be made of different fabrics, each with its own specific care requirements. Another dark wash tip is to avoid mixing your football jersey with other clothing, for example. Zippers and hooks on jeans can cause abrasions on the polyester fibers in football jerseys. Fine fibers from cotton clothing can also cling to heat-sealed logos and numbers, affecting their appearance.
3-Turn the jersey inside out:Before putting your football jersey in the washing machine, turn it inside out to protect the badges, logos, and stitching from fraying.
4-Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle:Use cold water in the wash cycle to prevent the decoration on your football jersey from fading, shrinking, or being damaged by high temperatures.
5- Use a bleach-free detergent that is safe for color:Wash your soccer jersey in a bleach-free laundry detergent for best results. Many liquid detergents contain ingredients that can be harmful to polyester swimwear.
6-Hang to dry:After removing your jersey from the washing machine, turn it over to the correct side. We recommend avoiding using a tumble dryer, as the high temperatures may melt the embellishments and graphics on the jersey. Instead, dry your swimwear outdoors in the shade or out of direct sunlight to extend its life. If you want to be extra cautious, another tip is to cover your jersey with a light fabric to protect it from the heat of direct sunlight.
1.We understand the importance of preserving the integrity of your jerseys. That's why we've created this practical guide to help you keep them in top condition. Whether you wear your team's colors with pride during matches, embrace it as a lifestyle, or treasure it as a keepsake, our tips will ensure they stay looking pristine.
2.Embroidered or heat-sealed embellishments, such as player names and numbers, team and sponsor logos, deserve special attention. Follow our instructions to prevent them from getting damaged, peeling, or becoming damaged.
3.Whether you choose to wash your swimwear by hand on a gentle cycle or take certain precautions in the washing machine, we'll provide step-by-step instructions to ensure its colors remain vibrant and its quality endures.(It is always better to wash your swimsuit by hand rather than in a washing machine.)
HAND WASH:
Many steps for hand-washing a jersey are similar to those for washing in a washing machine, such as preparing the jersey and drying it before washing:
1. Turn your jersey inside out to protect the patches and decals.
2. Fill a basin with cold water and detergent and soak the jersey for 10-15 minutes.
3. For heavily soiled jerseys, use your hands to remove any stains or marks. Squeeze the jersey and run the water over it, ensuring the entire jersey is clean.
4. Rinse your swimsuit with clean water to remove any soap residue.
5. Fill a basin with cold water and detergent and soak the jersey for 10-15 minutes.
6. Wring out to remove excess water. Then hang it in the shade to dry.
MACHINE WASH
1- Treat stains before washing：Before putting your football jersey in the washing machine, remove any stubborn stains. Dampen the stain with cold water and apply a stain remover of your choice directly to the stain.
2-Separate colors when washing：If you're wondering whether you should separate your football socks, jersey, and shorts in the wash, the answer is yes! Colors from other clothing can rub off during the wash, so it's important to separate light and dark items. Your football jersey may have different shades and may be made of different fabrics, each with its own specific care requirements. Another dark wash tip is to avoid mixing your football jersey with other clothing, for example. Zippers and hooks on jeans can cause abrasions on the polyester fibers in football jerseys. Fine fibers from cotton clothing can also cling to heat-sealed logos and numbers, affecting their appearance.
3-Turn the jersey inside out:Before putting your football jersey in the washing machine, turn it inside out to protect the badges, logos, and stitching from fraying.
4-Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle:Use cold water in the wash cycle to prevent the decoration on your football jersey from fading, shrinking, or being damaged by high temperatures.
5- Use a bleach-free detergent that is safe for color:Wash your soccer jersey in a bleach-free laundry detergent for best results. Many liquid detergents contain ingredients that can be harmful to polyester swimwear.
6-Hang to dry:After removing your jersey from the washing machine, turn it over to the correct side. We recommend avoiding using a tumble dryer, as the high temperatures may melt the embellishments and graphics on the jersey. Instead, dry your swimwear outdoors in the shade or out of direct sunlight to extend its life. If you want to be extra cautious, another tip is to cover your jersey with a light fabric to protect it from the heat of direct sunlight.
