Garphyttan garments are built for life outdoors – in unpredictable weather, tough environments, and long working days. But even the most durable gear benefits from proper care. With a little attention, your clothes will last longer, perform better, and develop a unique character that reflects your lifestyle.
Here’s how to get the most out of your Garphyttan garments – whether it’s a rugged jacket, a pair of well-used trousers, or the flannel shirt that’s been with you since day one.
Wash less – and wash smart
You don’t need to wash your garments after every use. Many of our products are made to breathe and resist dirt, meaning you can often just air them out or brush them off. When it’s time to wash:
Gentle washing helps preserve shape, function, and fabric over time.
Wax for protection and durability
Many of our trousers, jackets, and anoraks are made from cotton blends that can be waxed for added water resistance and dirt protection. Waxing also increases durability in high-wear areas.
We recommend Garphyttan Garment Wax, a carefully developed mix of paraffin and natural beeswax – ideal for both the workbench and the mountain trail.
Store smart
When you’re not wearing your gear – store it right.
Repair before replacing
A worn-out seam, torn knee, or missing button doesn’t mean your garment is done. In fact, that’s often when it’s just getting good. Most Garphyttan garments are made to be repaired – with reinforced seams, double layers, and construction that’s built to last.
Not sure how to fix a specific piece? Our customer service is happy to help! Contact us here!
In summary – 4 simple ways to care for your gear
✔ Wash less – air out more
✔ Use wax for extra protection
✔ Store in dry, ventilated spaces
✔ Repair instead of replace
With the right care, your gear won’t just last longer – it will become more uniquely yours with every season.
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