Fabric Care

Fabric Care Guide

At God’s Love Club, we’re all about creating pieces that last — made with premium materials and a message that matters. To keep your garments in the best condition possible, we recommend following these care instructions:

1. Washing Instructions

Cold Hand Wash: For the best results and to preserve the integrity of your garments, we recommend hand washing in cold water. This is especially important for printed pieces and heavier items like hoodies and fleece.

Gentle Machine Wash: If you prefer machine washing, use a gentle cycle with cold water. Always place your garments in a delicates bag or pillowcase to protect them from snags, stretching, or damage.

2. Drying Instructions

Air Dry: After washing, reshape your garments and lay them flat or hang them in the shade to air dry. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade colours and weaken fabrics.
Do not tumble dry, the heat can cause shrinkage and may damage prints or fabric texture.

3. Special Care for Printed Garments

Avoid ironing or applying direct heat to printed areas, especially puff prints. If needed, gently steam or iron inside out on a low setting, keeping clear of any graphic or raised designs.

4. Disclaimer

God’s Love Club is not responsible for any damage caused to garments by washing machines, dryers, or laundry products. This includes, but is not limited to: shrinking, damage to prints, or wear caused by bleach, harsh detergents, or other chemical agents.

5. Additional Tips

Cold Hand Soak: For delicate pieces, a simple cold hand soak is the most gentle and effective method.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Use mild, gentle detergents, free from bleach, brighteners, and enzymes to protect the fabric and graphics.

Separate Colours: Wash dark and light colours separately to avoid colour transfer or fading.

Low Heat Steaming: To remove wrinkles, use a steamer or iron inside out on the lowest heat setting never over prints or embellishments.

By following these simple care instructions, you’ll keep your God’s Love Club pieces looking and feeling their best, and help carry the message for seasons to come.