Clothing care labels explained

The care label tells you how to wash and iron a garment. If you know the symbols, you will not ruin your clothes.

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Neatly folded clothes with a care label

Washing (the tub)

  • The number in the tub is the maximum water temperature (30, 40, 60 °C).
  • One bar under the tub: gentle cycle.
  • Two bars: very gentle cycle.
  • A hand in the tub: hand wash only.
  • A crossed-out tub: do not wash.

Bleaching (the triangle)

  • An empty triangle: bleach allowed.
  • Two diagonal lines inside: oxygen bleach only.
  • A crossed-out triangle: do not bleach.

Drying (the square)

  • A square with a circle and one dot: tumble dry on low heat.
  • Two dots: medium heat.
  • A horizontal line: dry flat.
  • Vertical lines: drip dry on a hanger.
  • A crossed-out circle in a square: do not tumble dry.

Ironing

  • One dot: up to 110 °C (synthetics).
  • Two dots: up to 150 °C (wool, silk).
  • Three dots: up to 200 °C (cotton, linen).
  • A crossed-out iron: do not iron.

Dry cleaning (the circle)

  • An empty circle: suitable for professional dry cleaning.
  • The letter P: standard solvents.
  • The letter F: hydrocarbon solvents only.
  • The letter W: professional wet cleaning.
  • A crossed-out circle: do not dry clean.
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