Ready To Wear
Our garments have been exclusively created with top-quality materials and innovative techniques. To ensure the longevity of your Thom Browne pieces, we advise storing them in a cool, dry space. In case of rain or snow, hang it up to dry. Dry cleaning is recommended on most products. Furs and leathers should be entrusted to a specialist. Please refer to care label in garment for specific cleaning recommendations.
Suiting
Hanging & Storing
When you hang a Thom Browne suit, use a thick cedar hanger. Wood absorbs any moisture buildup in the lining of your suit, and rounded edges support the shoulder pads and help your suit retain its shape. Be sure to store your suit in a breathable cupboard—don’t squeeze it in. For extra protection, use a lightweight cloth garment bag to keep your suit clean, dust-free, and away from moths.
Steaming
We recommend instead using a handheld steamer, which will relax any wrinkles and freshen up the fabric without burning the fibers. If you only have an iron, please check the heat setting, use a towel as a barrier, and press and lift up rather than sliding the iron across the garment.
Dry Cleaning
To keep your suit in top condition, please only dry clean your suit with a reliable, high quality dry cleaner once or twice a year, before you retire it for the season.
Shirting
Wash your button-down shirt after each wear—deodorant and sweat stain chemicals can be extremely harmful to the shirt’s fibers. You can machine wash in cold water with like colors or dry clean. Do not bleach or soak. Do not tumble dry.
For any stains, pre-treat them with a stain remover. In this case, be careful not to soak any striped grosgrain details in water for an extended period
Polos & Tees
We recommend dry cleaning or machine washing on gentle in cold water with like colors. Dry flat; do not tumble dry.
For hanging polos and t-shirts, use wooden hangers instead of wire
Jersey
Wash jersey items using a cool or cold wash temperature with like colors. Turn embellished or patterned garments inside out. Caring for jersey items in this way helps prevent shrinkage and stretching.
We recommend air drying or gently pulling your garment into the correct shape and then drying flat. Tumble dryers should be avoided as they can shrink the garment. Alternatively, you can line-dry jersey, but make sure you keep it in its original shape as much as possible. This will also help to remove creases.
Knitwear
Merino wool is easy to care for and can be washed in the normal wash cycle at 30-40℃(86-104°F). Please note that a wool detergent can harm the material. Do not tumble dry. Merino products should ideally be left flat to dry. The fabric can be washed together with rougher materials to prevent pilling.
Cotton knits can be dry cleaned or machine washed cold and left flat to dry. Tumble drying can shrink the fabric.
Cashmere knits should be dry cleaned only.
Seersucker / Linen
Do not wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. We recommend professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and hydrocarbons, mild process.
Avoid ironing linen. Use only a steamer on low heat
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