How to Wash &
Care for Your Suit

Check All Pockets

Make sure every pocket is completely empty before placing the suit in the machine.

Secure All Closures

Zip up all zippers and fasten Velcro panels to prevent snagging or unnecessary wear during the wash cycle.

Wash Alone Only

Place the racing suit by itself in the washing machine. Do not wash it with other garments, as friction and hardware from other clothing can damage the fabric, stitching, or embroidery.

Use a Gentle Detergent

Choose a mild, non-aggressive detergent suitable for technical or performance garments. Avoid harsh chemicals or additives that could degrade the suit's materials.

Water Temperature

Always wash using cold water to maintain fabric strength, color accuracy, and fit.

Wash Cycle

Select a delicate or gentle cycle to reduce mechanical stress on the suit.

Machine Load Setting

Even when washing only the suit, select a large load or high water level setting to allow proper movement and rinsing.

Air Dry Only

Hang the suit to dry in a well-ventilated area, away from direct heat or sunlight.

Managing Drips

For heavier suits, place a container or towel underneath while drying to catch excess water.

If your suit is especially thick or insulated, always wash it on its own to prevent overloading the machine and to ensure a thorough, even clean.