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HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR YOGA JEANS

Written By YogaJeans Admin - April 29 2021

Yoga Jeans always designs and produces jeans with quality in mind. We want to help you keep your jeans look as good as new and as long as possible to avoid throwing them away #sustainability!

Confused with the different washing symbols you see on your clothes’ labels? Let us help you with our tips and tricks to care for your YOGA JEANS. Taking care of your clothes and following washing instructions are crucial to helping you keep your favorite jeans for a lifetime.

7 steps to follow for better care of your Yoga Jeans

Please ALWAYS read the care label inside your jeans before laundering. Due to various embellishments used on some jeans and/or fabric, these styles are strictly dry clean only. This information is also found on each item page.

We did, however, gather a list of helpful tips as to how you can care for your Yoga Jeans to make them last longer, and be environmentally responsible.

1. Wash less

Only wash when your jeans are actually dirty. The fabric tends to wear out when being washed constantly.

2. Wash cooler

Save 30% of energy by washing at 40 degrees instead of 60 degrees. In the case of stains, it is even better to add extra stain remover than to increase the temperature.

3. Follow the laundry symbols

If you are wondering how to take the best care of your clothes, always look at the washing instructions that are found on your garments' care labels. These symbols will tell you exactly how to wash and dry the garment in question. This will also allow you to make your jeans last as long as possible.

4. Turn inside out

Washing your jeans turned inside out will help to keep your jeans from fading and maintain the quality. Plus, having them turned wrong-side-out will keep the other clothes in the wash from constantly rubbing and bumping along the outside of them. Always check your pockets before washing!

5. Use vinegar

Adding some drops of white vinegar to your jeans’ first wash cycle helps prevent premature fading, keeping the jeans looking new even after you’ve worn them many times. Especially when the jeans are dark and new, and still give off color, vinegar helps to adhere the dye to the denim.

6. Hang dry

There is nothing worse for your jeans than a tumble dryer. The jeans shrink enormously and it requires unneeded energy use. If you hang your jeans outside, you can do this inside out to prevent discoloration. Hang your jeans as soon as possible after washing.