STAIN REMOVAL
Use a pre-wash treatment, and follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Make sure you rinse the stain removal product off thoroughly before washing.
WASH
Machines can damage clasps or straps, so hand wash your gloves in lukewarm water with a small amount of detergent. Don’t use fabric softeners, as they can reduce your gloves’ water resistance.
DRY
Gently squeeze water from the fingers to wrist. To dry, position them so the wrist points down. Don’t place in sun, or on a heater. Shell gloves can be tumble dried on a low heat setting. When gloves are half dry, put them on and make a fist to restore their original shape.
WATER REPELLENT TREATMENT
When water no longer beads off your GORE® WINDSTOPPER® gloves, you may need to reapply DWR. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. (Find out more about this here).
BLEACH
Gloves and bleach don’t get on. Keep chlorine-based bleach far away from yours.
IRON
Put that iron away. Gloves don’t need ironing, and may be damaged by the heat.
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