Specific care instructions are on the inside of each garment. However, generally: wash garments in cold or warm water with mild detergent ( we don&apos;t recommend fragranced or normal detergents like Tide or Xtra). Hand washing is best, otherwise front-loading machines only (agitators in top loading machines can wreak havoc on small moving parts). Rinse thoroughly and line dry. Use Nikwax Tech Wash and Nikwax TX-Direct (wash in DWR) or similar products when possible. Follow instructions on the bottle.

How do I take care of my gear?

Absolutely! Most of us avoid leaving the house without some Gear Aid tenacious tape on hand. It&apos;s waterproof, peel and stick and should hold over any rip (unless you tore off a whole sleeve) through your season. NoSo patches is also a great option if you want to get funky with it.&#xA0;

Best Way to Repair A Tear in the Fabric

Our technical garments are treated with a durable water repellent (DWR), which keeps the outer most materials on our gear from getting saturated so our waterproof membranes can function their best. This coating needs to be maintained and replenished at least once per season or more if the piece is washed frequently or gets used a lot in wet or sweaty conditions (we&apos;re talking to you, skiers in the Sierra and Pacific Northwest). When the water is no longer beading up on the exterior of the shell, it&apos;s time to replenish the DWR coating. We believe in Nikwax&#xAE; products to help you add new DWR to your gear&#x2014;we sell Nikwax combo packs&#xA0;here, and instructions for use are on the packaging. There are plenty of other options out there too &#x2014; you can head to your local mountaineering or ski store and ask the shop guys what they use. <iframe width="100%" height="360" src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/312007143" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen class="fr-draggable"></iframe>

How do I re-waterproof my jacket or pants?

We recommend Nikwax or any similar leather balm for reinvigorating those essential hand ovens. For any of our leather gloves, you can rub the balm on any areas of open leather (try to avoid the fabric, but it won&apos;t hurt if you get some on there). Make sure to get all the nooks and crannies like you&apos;re moisturizing your own hands. Leave them to dry for about a day and head back out there, ready to be knuckle deep in powder.&#xA0; <iframe width="100%" height="360" src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/461950999" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen class="fr-draggable"></iframe>

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