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How to Care for Embroidered Clothing

Embroidery adds texture and raised thread, which means it benefits from gentler contact with other garments and hardware.

Aurex field note · Updated 26 August 2026

Inspect loose threads

Do not pull a loose embroidery thread. Keep the area from snagging and seek an appropriate repair if the stitching begins to open.

Reduce abrasion

Turn the garment inside out and wash it away from exposed hooks or zippers when the care label allows. A laundry bag can add separation for smaller pieces.

Press from the reverse

If ironing is permitted, work from the inside with low, appropriate heat and a protective cloth. Avoid flattening or dragging directly across the stitching.