The football uniforms are must be embellished with the unique types of names, numbers, and crests of your players.
You must be given the specialty nature to your garments, special care is needed when you laundering and handling your uniforms.
Follow these tips to extend the life of your football uniforms and other embellished apparel:
- LAUNDERING TIPS:
- WASH INSIDE OUT:
The inside of your washing machine may be a rough and a tough domain for your clothes, especially for the delicate embellishments which include names, numbers, and crests written on the uniforms. Turning your football uniforms out on time from the washing machine will prevent your uniform embellishments from rubbing and wrinkling against the other clothes.
• IMMEDIATELY REMOVE FROM WASHING MACHINE:
Must remove your football uniforms from the washing machine immediately after a wash and then, turn it to the right side out to avoid the lettering from sticking together and to avoid the creases and the wrinkles. Leaving your football uniforms for some time to sit crumpled in the washing machine after the wash So, it permanently wrinkles the names, crests and numbers, and other embellishments present on your uniform.
• TREATING STUBBORN STAINS:
Presoak your uniform in the detergent and cold water prior to washing. Wash it as
soon as possible after a stain occurs in your uniform.
• WASH IN COLD WATER:
Wash your uniform in cold water, it protects the uniforms in two ways: prevent its colors from running and bleeding; and is gentler on embellishments (heat may cause embellishments to crack, melt and or detach).
• WASH SEPARATELY OR WITH LIKE-PRODUCT:
Avoid the unnecessary friction against your uniforms while they are being washed. Do not wash your uniform with jeans, towels, or other items with fasteners (such as Velcro, zippers, snaps, and buckles, etc.) If you absolutely need them, add them to another wash, before washing must make sure that none of these items are in the same wash. Do not overload your washing machine. Any product with fasteners (such as training jackets or training pants), must ensure that all the zippers, Velcro, and snaps are closed before laundering.
• WASH WITH LIKE COLORS:
To avoid other colors from running onto your uniform, always wash your
uniforms with similar colored garments. • AIR DRY:
Never put your uniforms or any other embellished product in the dryer. Dryers are rough on your uniforms by causing unnecessary friction; which includes fabric pilling; overheating and possible shrinkage. Must hang your uniforms to dry on wooden or plastic hangers (metal hangers may cause rust) or lay flat on a clean towel to dry. This will protect your delicate names, numbers, and crests from drying out. Must dry your uniforms completely before storing them away.
• DO NOT USE ANY BLEACH OR FABRIC SOFTENER WHILE WASHING:
Fabric softeners and bleach may affect the wicking function of your football
uniforms.
• DO NOT DRY CLEAN:
Do not dry clean your uniform because it may damage the number, names, and crests of your uniform.
• DO NOT IRON:
Do not directly iron on the embellishments on your uniform.
See handling tips for treating wrinkled names and numbers of your uniform.
➢ HANDLING TIPS:
• AVOID UNNECESSARY CONTACT WITH HARSH EDGES:
Rough edges in your uniforms, such as Velcro, zippers, buckles, can be a catch point for all types of sport knits, especially they contain 100% polyester fabrics. Must avoid your uniform contact with any other products with harsh edges to prevent the fabric from catching and becoming damaged.
• TREAT WRINKLED LETTERING:
Set your iron to the lowest heat setting before applying it to your uniforms. Do not apply direct heat to any embellishments present on your uniform. Firstly, place a clean towel, press cloth, or piece of parchment paper over the area you’ll be ironing (or turn the uniform on the reverse side). Then, iron over the area and continuously moving the iron around to your uniform. Then, let it cool.
• STORE IN A COOL DRY PLACE:
After iron must store your uniforms in a cool dry place.
➢ HANDLING TIPS FOR SOCKS • DO NOT CUT SOCKS:
Cutting any part of your knitted sock will cause the sock to unravel
