Your favorite pair of jeans from Lis Bonne Atelier will last for a very long time if you give them the care and love they deserve.

Denim is a living fabric that evolves with use. To maintain the original look and longevity of your garment, wash it sparingly, spot cleaning is always the preferred method for minor marks. Store your denim in a dark place, as prolonged exposure to strong light may fade the indigo dye.

Note on Color and Leather: Take extra care with new denim, as excess indigo dye may naturally transfer onto light-colored clothing, furniture, or other surfaces during early wears. Similarly, the genuine leather patch is designed to evolve; with every wash, it will develop a unique, rugged character and a "lived-in" vintage patina.

• Washing: When washing is necessary, turn the garment inside out and wash on a cool cycle with similar colors. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can break down the fibers.
• Reshaping: While the denim is still damp, gently stretch it back into shape to help prevent shrinkage and maintain the original silhouette.
• Drying: Always air dry your denim. Tumble drying and high heat can damage fibers, particularly in stretch denim where elastane is highly sensitive to temperature.