Care & Repair

These pieces are tested across 50 washes before they ship. Looking after them is simple, and when something does wear, there is a route for it — every garment carries that route on its own Tap Tag page.

DazeForm — the legging & the bra

The words printed on the label, exactly as they will read:

WashMachine wash cold, with like colours
Before first wearWash first — colours may transfer when new
NeverNo bleach, no tumble dry, no iron, no dry clean
DryLine dry in the shade
The barThe D-Bar needs nothing — no polish, no coating to renew

Cold water and shade are not fussiness: heat and sun are what age elastane, and the recovery number on the proof page is measured on garments washed this way.

The Wrap & the grip sock

The Wrap washes the same way — cold, like colours, line dry in the shade. (Its label prints the mill-confirmed DazeSoft blend; a target blend is never printed, here or anywhere.)

The grip sock: machine wash cold, line dry, and wash it inside out — the full-sole grip lasts longest that way. Its label is its paper band: 75% combed cotton, 20% nylon, 5% elastane.

When something wears

Repairs are designed in, not improvised later:

The D-BarStitch-mounted on its own patch — a repairer can replace it without unpicking the waistband
The padsRemovable through the side pocket, and replaceable the same way
SeamsFlatlock and coverstitch throughout — standard work for any alterations tailor
The routeTap the Tap Tag in the waistband, or use the QR on the care label — the garment's page carries its repair route

A piece that cannot be repaired is a piece designed to be replaced. These were designed the other way: the bar is a part, the pads are parts, and the seams are stitches a person can re-sew.

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