Pants care guide: how to enjoy your Zins the longest?

Comfortable, sturdy, and breathable, cotton pants require minimal effort from you. 

To preserve the fiber and the color's shine:

• Wash them inside out, in cold water to avoid shrinkage.
• Use a gentle detergent, chosen accordingly to their color.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent fading.

A winter staple, wool and flannel pants combine elegance and thermoregulation properties. 

To take perfect care of them:

• Air them out after each wear to prevent odors.
• Professional dry cleaning for stubborn stains (avoid excessive use, as it might damage the fiber).
• Hang it overnight before storing.

Symbolic of long summer days, linen pants embody a perfect blend of chic and casualness. 

To prevent premature wear:

• Wash them in cold or lukewarm water to avoid shrinkage. 
• Use a gentle detergent.
• Hang them to dry, but avoid direct sunlight exposure, as it might cause fabric discoloration.
• If you wish to iron your pants, we advise you to use a damp cloth (the tailor's way), to prevent the fiber from shining.

Soft and warm, the comfort of corduroy pants is addictive. 

To preserve the fabric’s beauty:

• Gently brush the fabric to remove dust and lint.
• If stains occur, use a damp cloth to gently blot them, then let them air dry.
• If machine-washing is necessary, turn the pants inside out to protect the fabric and make sure to use cold water. 

Featuring properties designed to simplify your daily life, technical twill pants offer unexpected qualities beneath their classic appearance. 

To enjoy them for as long as possible:

• Wash them in cold water to avoid shrinkage.
• Use a gentle detergent that will preserve the finish of your pants.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent fading.