Care instructions
Leather Jackets
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could damage the leather.
- Do not store your jacket in a bag or in an airtight container. Humidity can damage the garment.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (once a month) with a damp sponge and mild detergent (i.e. household soap). Let air dry and then wipe with a soft cloth soaked with cleansing milk (i.e. baby cleansing milk) to nourish the leather, preserve its flexibility and avoid premature drying of the material.
- If required you can wash the inside of your garment as follows:
- Remove all the protectors as well as the removable thermal insert.
- Fasten the zips and velcro.
- Hand-wash your jacket inside out with a mild detergent and tepid water (30°c).
- Slow-spin dry your garment in your washing machine, with low speed and still inside out to avoid damages on the external protection shells (600 rpm maximum).
- Air dry in the shade, with a container below.
- To moisturise your jacket usea soft cloth and baby cleansing milk.
- In cases where the leather has dried out, use Furygan’s leather grease, available in all Furygan dealers.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on leathers as it makes the leather more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- The NEW TEXAS / NEW TEXAS OUTLAST jackets CANNOT be moisturised. As the leather is oily and it won’t dry. To remove greasy stains, apply “Terre de Sommières”, and use a crepe rubber eraser to clean it (available in shoe repair shops).
- Removable thermal inserts can be washed in the washing machine with a wool washing liquid, on a delicate cycle, 30°c maximum and a medium spin drying (800 rpm maximum).
- No dry cleaning.
Leather pants
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could damage the leather.
- Do not store your trousers in a bag or in an airtight container. Humidity can damage the garment.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (once a month) with a damp sponge and mild detergent (i.e. household soap). Let air dry and then wipe with a soft cloth soaked with cleansing milk (i.e. baby cleansing milk) to nourish the leather, preserve its flexibility and avoid premature drying of the material.
- If required you can wash the inside of your garment as follows:
- Remove all the protectors as well as the removable thermal insert.
- Fasten the zips and velcro.
- Hand-wash your trousers inside out with a mild detergent and tepid water (30°c).
- Slow-spin dry your garment in your washing machine, with low speed and still inside out to avoid damages on the external protection shells (600 rpm maximum).
- Air dry in the shade, with a container below.
- To moisturise your trousers use a soft cloth and baby cleansing milk.
- In cases where the leather has dried out, use Furygan’s leather grease, available in all Furygan dealers.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on leathers as it makes the leather more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- No dry cleaning.
Leather track suits
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could damage the leather.
- Do not store your suit in a bag or in an airtight container. Humidity can damage the garment.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (after every riding day) with a damp sponge and mild detergent (i.e. household soap). Let air dry and then wipe with a soft cloth soaked with cleansing milk (i.e. baby cleansing milk) to nourish the leather, preserve its flexibility and avoid premature drying of the material.
- If required you can wash the inside of your garment as follows:
- Remove all the protectors as well as the speed hump (you can access the speed hump pocket through one of the arm pits)
- Fasten the zips and velcro.
- Hand-wash your suit inside out with a mild detergent and tepid water (30°c).
- Slow-spin dry your garment in your washing machine, with low speed and still inside out to avoid damages on the external protection shells (600 rpm maximum).
- Air dry in the shade, with a container below.
- To moisturise your suit use a soft cloth and baby cleansing milk.
- In cases where the leather has dried out, use Furygan’s leather grease, available in all Furygan dealers.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on leathers as it makes the leather more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- No dry cleaning.
Textile Jackets
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could lead to a premature discolouration or irreversibly damage the waterproof membrane of products featuring this membrane.
- Do not store your jacket/trousers in a bag or in an airtight container. Humidity can damage the garment.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (once a month) with a damp sponge, and mild detergent (i.e. household soap).
- If required you can wash the inside of your garment as follows:
- Remove all the protectors as well as all the removable liners.
- Fasten the zips and velcro.
- Hand-wash your jacket/trousers inside out with a mild detergent and tepid water (30°c).
- Slow-spin dry your garment in your washing machine, with low speed and still inside out to avoid damages on the external protection shells (600 rpm maximum).
- Air dry in the shade, with a container below.
- Do not iron.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on your garment as it makes the material more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- Removable thermal inserts can be washed in the washing machine with a wool washing liquid, on a delicate cycle, 30°c maximum and a medium spin drying (800 rpm maximum).
- No dry cleaning.
Textile trousers (including jeans)
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could lead to a premature discolouration or irreversibly damage the waterproof membrane of products featuring this membrane.
- Do not store your jacket/trousers in a bag or in an airtight container. Humidity can damage the garment.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (once a month) with a damp sponge, and mild detergent (i.e. household soap).
- If required you can wash the inside of your garment as follows:
- Remove all the protectors as well as the removable thermal insert.
- Fasten the zips and velcro.
- Hand-wash your jacket/trousers inside out with a mild detergent and tepid water (30°c).
- Slow-spin dry your garment in your washing machine, with low speed and still inside out to avoid damages on the external protection shells (600 rpm maximum).
- Air dry in the shade, with a container below.
- Do not iron.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on your garment as it makes the material more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- Removable thermal inserts can be washed in the washing machine with a wool washing liquid, on a delicate cycle, 30°c maximum and a medium spin drying (800 rpm maximum).
- No dry cleaning.
Gloves (leather and textile)
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source.
- Do not spin the gloves.
- Never store the gloves in your helmet, in a bag or in an airtight container.
- Clean your garment on a regular basis (once a month) with a brush, a damp sponge, and mild detergent (i.e. household soap). Let air dry and, for leather gloves only, it is possible to wipe them with a little bit of cleansing milk (i.e. baby cleansing milk) with a soft cloth to nourish the leather, preserve its flexibility and avoid premature drying of the material.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on your gloves as it makes the material more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- Do not machine wash. Do not tumble dry.
- Never turn your gloves inside out.
- No dry cleaning.
Shoes
- Always let your garment air dry after use. Never sun-dry it or put it directly in contact with a heating source as it could lead to a premature discolouration or irreversibly damage the waterproof membrane of products featuring this membrane.
- Do not store your shoes in a bag nor in an airtight container.
- Clean your shoes on a regular basis (once a month) with a brush, a damp sponge, and mild detergent (i.e. household soap). Let air dry.
- You can use a waterproofing spray on your shoes as it makes the material more resistant to water as well as to dirt.
- Do not machine wash. Do not tumble dry.
Sportswear
- Wash inside out in the washing machine, at 30°c.
- Tumble dry is not recommended.
- Iron inside out.
Furywarm
- Wash inside out in the washing machine, at 30°c.
- Tumble dry is not recommended.
- Iron inside out.
