Glazed Coated Shirts

This product is made of a material with a coating/water-repellent finish.

To protect the processed layer, we recommend care that avoids water washing, high heat, and strong friction .

Ironing/Heat Treatment (Iron & Heat)

Do not iron/steam/tumble dry at high heat — Coating may fuse, lose gloss, leave marks, or peel.

For pleats, turn inside out and use a low temperature (max. 110–120°C) , a dry cloth (press cloth) is essential , and keep short.

Do not apply steam directly to the fabric ; maintain a sufficient distance.

Wash

Basic: Spot clean first

• Remove stain with a dry cloth → Lightly blot with lukewarm water and a small amount of neutral detergent

• Do not rub / Do not soak / Do not dehydrate

If water washing is unavoidable: Cold water (30°C or below) / Hand wash / Minimize spin / Turn inside out

Do not use bleach (chlorine or oxygen-based), strong detergents, or fabric softeners — risk of coating and water-repellent layer degradation/discoloration

Dry

Do not use a dryer (risk of shrinkage or damage to elasticity)

Natural drying in the shade is recommended: hold in place and dry flat or hang on a hanger.

Keep away from direct sunlight, heaters, and radiators (may cause discoloration or damage to the coating)

Dry clean

It is recommended to consult with the dry cleaner in advance before proceeding with dry cleaning.

(“ Material delivery for coating/water-repellent finishes. Request to avoid strong solvents, intense pressure, and high-temperature steam”)

Precautions during use (Wear & Care)

Avoid continuous friction from bag straps, seat belts, rough chairs, etc. — Coating may become dull, whitened, peel, or peel.

Perfume, sunscreen, and oils may cause stains or discoloration (minimize contact).

Storage: Store in a well-ventilated area, minimize creases (prolonged folding may leave coating marks)

Refresh (when water repellency decreases)

Water repellency may naturally weaken with use, washing, or friction.

We recommend referring to the care label and this guide to prevent product damage. Damage occurring during care may vary depending on the nature of the material.