CARE GUIDE

At Hast, we are committed to creating
quality garments made to stand the test of time. We pay meticulous
attention to selecting high-grade materials and tailoring precise cuts
to ensure our pieces last.
To extend the life of your garments and preserve their quality, proper care is essential. On this page, we share practical and thoughtful advice on caring for your Hast pieces, from washing to drying, to ensure they remain as handsome and comfortable as the day you bought them. Explore our recommendations to care for your shirts, trousers, jackets and other items from our collection, and discover how to incorporate effective care habits into your daily routine to maximise the longevity of your Hast garments.

  • Machine wash (30° + 400/600 spin)

    Shirts (cotton, linen, wool, ramie...)

    Polo shirts

    T-shirts

    Linen trousers

    Cotton trousers

    Chinos

    Shorts

    Sweatshirts

    Swim shorts

  • Machine wash (40° + 600/800 spin)

    Boxer shorts

    Socks

  • Dry clean only

    Blazers

    Jackets and coats

    Wool trousers

    Wool overshirts

    Ties

  • Hand wash

    Wool jumpers

    Cotton work jackets

    Jeans (machine washing not recommended to prevent premature wear)

    Scarves

    Beanies

  • On a hanger with the collar button fastened

    Shirts (cotton, linen, wool, ramie...)

  • On a hanger with buttons fastened

    Work jackets

    Polo shirts

  • Standard drying (on a drying rack)

    T-shirts

    Chinos

    Cotton and linen trousers

    Shorts

    Swim shorts

    Boxer shorts

    Socks

  • Dry flat

    Wool jumpers

    Scarves

    Beanies

    Jeans

  • Dry clean

    Blazers

    Jackets and coats

    Wool trousers

    Ties

  • Shirts

    To take the best care of your shirts, we recommend machine washing them on a standard cycle at 30 degrees with a gentle spin at 400/600 rpm. If your shirt is stained or heavily soiled, you can also wash it at 40 degrees. We then advise drying your shirts on a hanger with the collar button fastened.
    For your formal shirts, remember to remove the collar stays before putting them in the machine.

  • Linen and cotton trousers, chinos and shorts

    We recommend washing your linen and cotton trousers and chinos, as well as your shorts, at 30 degrees in the machine with a gentle spin cycle at 400/600 rpm. Make sure to wash them inside out to keep them at their best.

  • Scarves and beanies

    As with jumpers, we recommend hand washing or machine washing on a delicate cycle with a suitable detergent. Drying flat is essential to keep their shape.

  • Polo shirts and T-shirts

    We recommend washing your polo shirts and T-shirts in the machine at 30 degrees with a gentle spin cycle at 400/600 rpm. As with shirts, if stained or heavily soiled, you can opt for a 40-degree wash.

  • Wool knitwear

    For wool knitwear, we recommend washing by hand or in the machine on a delicate cycle using a dedicated wool detergent. It is essential to dry them flat to prevent them from losing their shape.

  • Wool blazers, trousers, coats and overshirts

    We recommend dry cleaning your wool blazers, trousers, coats and overshirts to prevent damage.

  • Boxer shorts and socks

    Our boxer shorts and socks can be machine washed at 40 degrees with a spin speed of 600/800 rpm.