The Art of Care: A Ritual for Longevity

Every thread we weave is designed to last. By following these tailored rituals, you ensure that the comfort and fit of your Qoza socks remain as perfect as the day they first arrived.

1. The Wool Collection: Nature’s Finest

Wool is a delicate, self-cleaning fiber that thrives with gentle handling.

• The Wash: Use a delicate OR cold wool-cycle OR hand wash in cool water. Harsh temperatures are the enemy of wool’s natural structure.

• The Detergent: Opt for a specialized wool detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can coat the fibers and reduce breathability.

• The Drying: Never tumble dry. Lay them flat on a towel to air dry, allowing them to retain their original shape.

2. The Cotton Essential: The Classic Choice

Strong, breathable, and timeless cotton benefits from a thoughtful wash.

• The Wash: Turn socks inside out before washing on a warm setting (86°F – 104°F) This protects the outer finish and ensures a deeper clean where it's needed most.

• The Color: Wash with similar colors to keep the vibrance of the dyes deep and rich.

• The Drying: While cotton is durable, air drying is preferred to prevent minor shrinkage. If you must tumble dry, use the lowest heat setting.

3. The Bamboo Edit: Botanical Softness

Bamboo fibers are incredibly soft and naturally antibacterial, requiring a "less is more" approach.

• The Wash: A gentle, lukewarm wash is best. Bamboo is strongest when handled delicately during the cleaning process.

• The Avoidance: Strictly avoid bleach or harsh chemicals, which can break down the natural silkiness of the botanical fibers.

• The Drying: Bamboo takes a little longer to dry naturally because it is so absorbent. Avoid high heat, as it can make the fibers brittle over time.

Three Universal Rules for Every Pair:

1. Turn Inside Out: This preserves the exterior aesthetic and removes skin cells more effectively from the interior.

2. Clip Your Toenails: It sounds simple, but it is the #1 way to prevent premature "blowouts" in the toe box.

3. No Ironing: Heat from an iron will destroy the elastic fibers (elastane) that give your socks their perfect "stay-up" fit.