1. Clean your equipment regularly (once a month if used daily) using a sponge moistened with warm water and mild detergents (such as Marseille soap).
2. Always leave your equipment in the open air after use and/or cleaning. Do not dry in the sun or with a direct heat source (engine, exhaust, hair dryer…). This could damage the material, cause premature discoloration, or irreversible damage to the waterproof membrane for products that are equipped with it.
3. Never store your equipment in a bag or a sealed box. Moisture will cause mould and mildew to appear.

Good to know: Extend the life of your equipment with a dedicated waterproofing spray. This improves the resistance of the material to water and dirt.

Leathers are divided into two categories, the so-called classic or waterproof leathers, and the special or porous leathers. To determine which category yours belongs to, pour a few drops of water on it and wait a few moments. If the water is absorbed, it is a special, porous leather. If the water runs off, your leather is waterproof.

Refer to the rule of three of maintenance.

If necessary, you can wash the inside of your equipment as follows:

• Remove all protectors and the removable thermal lining.
• Close the zippers and the velcro.
• Wash your jacket inside out by hand using a mild detergent and warm water (30°c).
• Let dry in the open air and in the shade, on a hanger.
• Do not iron.

In addition, the removable thermal linings of the jackets can be machine washed with a mild detergent (wool), with the delicate program, at a maximum temperature of 30°c, and with a moderate spin (800 rpm).

Sportswear and Furywarm garments are machine washable on the reverse side at 30°C. The tumble dryer is not recommended. Ironing is possible on the reverse side.

Refer to the rule of three of maintenance.

• Never put them in the washing machine or tumble dryer.
• Never turn gloves inside out. It would be impossible to put them back in their original position.
• Use a brush and a sponge to clean them.
• When drying the gloves, place the fingers downwards to preserve their shape.
• We advise you to never put your gloves inside your helmet in order to avoid premature wear of your equipment (risk of deforming and mildew).

Reminder: never dry your gloves on your engine or your exhaust pipe, as they could be damaged, and the waterproof membrane could suffer irreversible damage that would compromise the waterproofness of your product.

Here are a few care tips for our jeans:

• Machine wash cold and inside out.
• Close the zippers and the velcro.
• You can then spin-dry your equipment in a machine, at reduced speed and always on the reverse side so as not to damage the outer protective shells, if any. 600 tr/min maximum.
• Do not iron.
• Always allow your equipment to air dry after use. Do not dry in the sun or with a direct heat source (hairdryer, radiator, etc.). This could lead to premature discolouration or irreversible damage.