Name: “Run the Pass” Compression Socks for All Day Support
Brand: Tilit NYC
SKU: CPS-WHT-ONE
Price: 18.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Care Instructions

1. Washing Guidelines (By Garment Type)

Tops (Chef Coats & Shirts)

- Spot-treat deep stains with a Tide pen or gentle stain remover before washing.
  Wash in cold water to minimize shrinkage and color fading.
- Use a mild, enzyme-based detergent to break down food oils without damaging the fabric.
- Turn garments inside out before washing to protect logos, buttons, and surface details.
- Tumble dry on low heat, or shake out after washing and hang dry to help minimize wrinkles.

Bottoms (Pants, Jumpsuits, Overalls)

- Machine wash on cold with similar colors; separate darks and lights.
- Tumble dry on low heat, or shake out after washing and hang dry to help minimize wrinkles.
- Fasten zippers and buttons to prevent snags or abrasion.
- Avoid overloading the washer to reduce friction and preserve fabric quality.

Aprons

- Remove any leather components before machine washing.
- Shake off debris and pre-treat stains with a spot treater.
- For waxed aprons, wipe clean with mild soap and a soft sponge. Machine wash to remove odor.
- Tie or secure apron straps (or place in a laundry bag) to prevent tangling.
- Use a gentle cycle for the first wash to help preserve color.
- Hang dry or tumble dry on low/cool air.

2. Temperature & Cycle Recommendations

Cold is preferred; hot water may cause shrinkage or set stains.
Use gentle/delicate cycles, especially for printed or embroidered garments.
Always follow the specific instructions on each garment’s care label.

3. Drying Instructions

Air dry or line dry when possible to maintain fit and reduce wear.
If using a dryer, select low heat only.
Remove items promptly to prevent wrinkles.

4. Stain Treatment Tips

Pre-treat stains (oil, tomato, coffee, etc.) as soon as possible with mild stain remover or gentle dish soap.
For tougher stains, allow garments to soak briefly before washing.
Avoid chlorine bleach on colored fabrics to prevent fading or fiber damage.

5. Fabric Protection & Handling

Turn garments inside out to protect prints, embroidery, and color depth.
Avoid harsh detergents or bleach, which can weaken fibers and fade fabrics.
Skip fabric softeners on workwear, they can leave residue and reduce breathability.

6. Ironing & Finishing

Use medium heat when ironing.
Do not iron directly over logos or embroidery, turn garments inside out or use a pressing cloth.
For heavier fabrics (like denim aprons or pants), use a steam setting for best results.

7. Storage & Longevity Tips

Store garments completely dry to prevent mildew or odors.
Hang tops and aprons to maintain shape; fold bottoms as needed.
Repair loose threads or stitching early to extend the garment’s lifespan.

8. Safety & Sanitation Notes

For garments exposed to heavy food residue, wash soon after use to prevent bacteria buildup.
Certain fabrics may allow sanitize-cycle settings; always check the care label first.