Care Guide - Label and Icons

We know that your apparel is bound to face the grime and grit of everyday life. That’s why we test every piece of apparel on the ranch prior to being put into production.

If it’s time to clean your jacket or vest, be sure to check out the care label that is sewn into the lining of the item. These labels are specific to each product and designed intentionally to ensure each product is cleaned correctly.

Some care labels have written cleaning instructions, while others are explained with symbols. In either case simply follow the instructions. If your jacket or vest does not have a care label, please contact us for more information.

For help in understanding how to clean your item, here are some examples of the symbols you will find on our care labels:

	This symbol indicates normal washing conditions at 30 degrees. The number correlates to the maximum water temperature. A bar below the symbol indicates using a gentle wash cycle.
	This symbol tells you if you can iron the item or not. An ‘X’ through the symbol means do not iron.
	A triangle symbol indicates if bleaching is allowed. An ‘X’ through the symbol means no bleach allowed.
	A circle symbol indicates whether or not the item can be dry cleaned. A plain circle indicates ‘dry clean only’. A circle with a ‘P’ in it indicates the item needs professional care. An ‘X’ through the symbol means item do not dry clean.
	A circle in a box symbol indicates that the item can be tumble dried. One dot inside the circle indicates using a low heat setting while two dots indicate a high heat setting. An ‘X’ through the symbol means do not tumble dry.
	A symbol with a curved line across the top indicates your item should be line dried. The box with 3 lines indicates drip drying.

Zipper Care

All of our apparel and accessories use top of the line zippers. Sometimes zippers can get dirty and need a little attention. Please follow these simple steps to help clean and lubricate the zipper.

1. First inspect the zipper for anything that might be blocking it.
2. Using warm water and a cloth, wipe the zipper to remove any substance that may be causing the zipper to get stuck.
3. If stiffness still occurs, try lubricating the zipper with vaseline, chapstick or a bar of soap. 
4. Apply a small amount to the zipper and then zip the zipper back and forth to help lubricate it. 

If you have any other questions, please contact us. Our customer service representatives will respond to your inquiry within 24 - 48 hours (Monday - Friday).

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