STAIN REMOVAL

Rinse the stain under a bit of cold water. Apply bleach-free stain remover and wash off with cold water. Avoid rubbing, as this can damage the delicate fibers.


PILLING

Cashmere is a natural fiber and may pill over time. Wash separately and inside-out to minimize pilling. If pills appear, avoid removing them by hand or with a razor — use a cashmere comb instead.


WASHING AND DRYING

Air, steam, or hand-wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Soak for a couple of minutes without rubbing the fabric. To dry, press out excess water and lay flat on a clean white towel at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Never twist, hang-dry, or iron.


STORING

Fold and store with a piece of cedarwood to deter moths. Avoid hanging, as this may stretch the material. Always clean before storing.

STAIN REMOVAL

Treat stains promptly with a bleach-free stain remover on the reverse side. Allow it to soak in, then wash as directed on the care label. Repeat if needed. Only tumble-dry once the stain is fully gone.


WASHING AND DRYING

Most pieces can be machine-washed at 30° or 40°, inside out. Follow instructions on the care label. Tumble-drying is sometimes possible, but we recommend air-drying to extend the garment’s lifespan and conserve energy. It is possible to iron most cotton and synthetic garments.


STORING

Hang shirts to avoid creasing; fold other items. Store with cedarwood nearby to repel moths. Always clean before storing.

STAIN REMOVAL

Apply bleach-free stain remover directly to the stain as soon as possible. Let it soak in, then wash according to the care label. Repeat if needed.


WASHING AND DRYING

Denim should be washed as infrequently as possible to allow it to mold to your body, to extend the lifespan of the fibers and dye, and to save natural resources. We recommend spot-treating stains and airing garments instead.


STORING

Jeans can be hung from the waistband on clip hangers, slipped through a bar hanger, or folded on a shelf. Raw-denim jeans may develop marks over time, so we suggest hanging them whenever possible.

STAIN REMOVAL

Brush away dirt with a shoe brush and wipe clean with a soft cloth.


CLEANING AND DRYING

Avoid contact with water. If wet, let dry at room temperature — never use direct heat as this can damage the upper. Avoid contact with oily or dirty substances as these can leave permanent stains on the material.


STORING

Slip a wooden shoe tree or scrunched-up paper inside shoes to help retain shape and absorb moisture. Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

TOTEME jewelry takes cues from the graphic codes, classic expression and commitment to craftsmanship that define our ready-to-wear.

It is handcrafted in Arezzo, Italy, from fine precious metals and gemstones, and to the highest quality standards.

The gold and silver used in our fine jewelry is certified and recycled, meeting the Chain of Custody standards set by the Responsible Jewelry Council. The diamonds are ethically-sourced, conflict-free and mined under safe and fair labor conditions.

To keep your jewelry in pristine shape for years to come, follow these tips.

Clean using warm water, a mild dish soap and a soft cloth.

Avoid contact with chemical products including sprays, lotions, perfume and cleaning detergents.

Remove before going in the pool, sea or shower.

Between uses, store in the pouch provided.

STAIN REMOVAL, WASHING, AND DRYING

Stains on leather and shearling should not be treated or washed at home – we recommend taking them to a specialist dry cleaner instead.


STORING

For leather and shearling garments, use structured hangers and breathable covers. Always clean your clothes before storing them. Apply conditioner to leather as needed, but avoid using on grained leather, as some could remain in between the grains.

STAIN REMOVAL

Spot-clean light scuffs and stains with a soft, dry cloth.


CLEANING AND DRYING

Avoid carrying your bag in wet or humid weather, and avoid contact with liquids, including perfume, oils and hand cream. If the bag gets wet, blot gently and allow to dry at room temperature.


STORING

Between uses, fill your bag with paper to retain its shape and store it on a shelf in the dust bag provided, away from direct sunlight. Avoid hanging.

STAIN REMOVAL

Light scuffs and stains can be spot-treated with a clean and dry cloth.


CLEANING AND DRYING

Keep away from moisture. If it gets wet, blot with a clean, absorbent cloth and dry at room temperature.


STORING

Store your belt on a hanger rather than inside a drawer – this will reduce the risk of scuffing and scratching.

STAIN REMOVAL

Brush off dirt with a shoe brush, then wipe clean with a soft cloth.


CLEANING AND DRYING

Nourish and clean shoes regularly, using a good shoe cream. Keep them away from water. If they do get wet, let them dry at room temperature as direct heat can damage the leather. Add rubber soles at a good cobbler.


STORING

Between uses, slip a wooden shoe tree or scrunched-up paper inside your shoes to retain the shape and absorb moisture. Store your leather shoes at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

STAIN REMOVAL

As soon as possible, apply bleach-free stain remover directly on the stain. Let it soak in, then launder according to the care label. Repeat if necessary.


WASHING AND DRYING

Turn linen garments inside out wash by hand or on a delicate cycle at 30°C. To dry, shake item and lightly pull sleeves, side seams and plackets to remove creases. Air dry flat or on a hanger, away from direct sunlight. To remove wrinkles, steam, or dampen fabric with water before ironing.


STORING

Hang in a cool, dry place with good airflow. 

STAIN REMOVAL

Consult a trusted dry cleaner to remove stains.


WASHING AND DRYING

Follow each garment’s care instructions, as some may be hand-washed in cold water, while others require specialist dry cleaning.


STORING

Silk garments can be hung on a hanger, or folded and stored on a shelf. Always clean before storing.

Suede develops a beautiful patina over time. To clean it, brush gently using a care product specifically designed for suede, then wipe with a soft cloth. A suede eraser is effective for removing smudges or stains. We also recommend waterproofing it. 

CLEANING AND DRYING

Keep your suede shoes away from water as much as possible. If they do get wet, let them dry at room temperature as direct heat can damage the upper. Avoid rough terrain with suede shoes: wear on the street, or indoors.

To remove dirt, gently sweep in one direction with a soft shoe brush. Then wipe them clean with a soft cloth. A suede eraser is great for removing smudges or stains. Add rubber soles at a good cobbler.


STORING

Between uses, slip a wooden shoe tree or scrunched-up paper inside your shoes to retain the shape and absorb moisture. Store your suede shoes at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. 

CLEANING

Use the cloth provided or a special microfiber cloth.


STORING

Keep your sunglasses in the case provided, wrapped in the cleaning cloth.

STAIN REMOVAL

Avoid contact with sunscreen creams and lotions (especially those that contain oils), as they can leave stains.

Apply stain remover directly to the stain and let it soak in, then launder according to the care label. Repeat if needed.


WASHING AND DRYING

Swimwear can be washed in the washing machine — follow the care label.

Always rinse swimwear in water immediately after wear to avoid damage from salt water or chlorine. Do not place in the dryer; instead, press it to wring out excess water and then hang to dry. Never iron.


STORING

Store in a drawer, away from direct sunlight.

WASHING AND DRYING

Wool is naturally antibacterial and doesn’t require frequent cleaning. Air, steam, or hand-wash gently for a few minutes in cold water using a mild detergent. Do not rub the fabric.

To dry, press out water and lay flat on a clean white towel at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Do not hang, tumble-dry, or iron, as this may damage the fabric.


PILLING

Wool is a natural fiber and may pill over time. Wash inside-out to avoid pilling. If pills do appear, do not remove them with your fingers or a razor — use a wool comb instead.


STAIN REMOVAL

Spot-treat stains by running the stain under cold water. Apply bleach-free stain remover and wash it off with cold water again. Do not rub the stain remover in, as this may damage the fabric.


STORING

Keep knits folded on a shelf to prevent stretching, with a piece of cedarwood nearby to repel moths. Wool jackets, trousers and tailoring can be hung on sturdy structured hangers. Always clean your clothes before storing them.