CLEANING & CARE

Of course, you don't need to wash your cap after every use. If it smells unpleasant, it is enough to bring it into the fresh air for a few hours. For example, in the morning, when the humidity is higher. You can also put your cap in a plastic bag and put it in the freezer overnight. In this way it will also be freed from odors.

In case of heavy soiling, you can also wash Fischer's cap gently at cold temperatures. Ironing is a good way to get it back into shape and smooth out roughened fibers. Be sure to set the lowest temperature.

Animal fibers such as wool naturally form small nodules on the surface after a certain time - the so-called "pilling". This is a natural process and is related to the nature of the fiber, which is roughened by friction on the surface.
It is better not to tear off the nodules, this damages the fiber. The remedy is a wool razor.

Our rose gold-colored closures are refined with the help of a special PVD coating technique. The coating contains copper, which, like almost any metal, has the property of oxidizing over time. to oxidize over time. This natural process cannot be completely avoided process, but you can prevent a change in color by following a few simple a few simple tips:

- take off your bracelet with rose gold clasp before showering or exercising to reduce contact with sweat.
- Chemical agents such as cosmetics or detergents can promote oxidation. oxidation - therefore try to avoid direct contact.
- clean the clasp regularly with a microfiber cloth and polish it afterwards with a care oil, e.g. Ballistol.

Our black caps are refined with the help of a special PVD coating technique. With regular and heavy mechanical stress, it is not excluded that the top layer is attacked and the stainless steel appears. You can prevent this color change with a few simple tips:

- take off your wristband with black clasp when doing sports or physical physical work to prevent unintentional friction (e.g. on sports equipment).
- do not wear your bracelet with other jewelry that permanently touches the coating and thus wears it off.
- clean the clasp regularly with a microfiber cloth and then polish it with a care oil, e.g. Ballistol.