Vacuum the furniture with a smooth nozzle on a regular basis. Dust that remains wears fabric fibres and shortens their lifespan. Wipe the furniture with a clean white cloth and lukewarm water from time to time. Clean the fabric when this is no longer sufficient. Foam cleaning is recommended, but can also be handwashed. Can be dry cleaned. Always inform the dry cleaners of the composition of the fabric.

A soft, shiny and luxurious velour in which the pile is made of viscose. Changes to the surface must be expected from use. We recommend this fabric for furniture that is not in daily use. The fabric is impregnated to limit water stains. Velour changes character depending on the angle it is seen from. The change can be from a more matt and darker surface to a shinier and lighter surface. The fabric also changes character where the fabric is exposed to use. This change is typical of velour fabrics, which is an expected characteristic.

Remove stains immediately. Never rub the stains. Remove any solids immediately with a spoon or similar. If possible, put towels between the fabric and the filling to prevent it from getting wet. Absorb the moisture with a clean cloth or kitchen paper without colour. Do not rub, just press. When you have removed as much as possible, start on the stain itself. Work from the outer edge and inwards so that the stain does not spread. Always test the stain remover/the selected method in an invisible area. Avoid using normal household detergents. Always wipe with a cloth wrung out in clean water and wipe away excess liquid with dry towels.