✩ Dark-colored clothes may have slight issues with shedding and fading, especially when made of pure cotton or natural fabrics. Even expensive clothes from high-end stores are not exempt from these concerns. Fabrics that do not shed or fade are often treated with chemical products, which can leave chemical residues and potentially harm the delicate skin of babies.

✩ Therefore, when purchasing dark-colored clothes, it is important to pay attention to the washing instructions. We do not advocate or provide environmentally unfriendly fabrics for babies to wear.

✩ To minimize shedding and fading, it is recommended to wash dark-colored clothes separately from other garments. Use cold or lukewarm water (usually not exceeding 30 degrees Celsius) during the washing process. Adding a small amount of salt and soaking the clothes for 10-15 minutes can help reduce color bleeding and shedding.

✩ However, it is important to avoid prolonged soaking, as some clothes may have prints made with reactive dyes that do not bleed. If fading or shedding occurs, rinsing the clothes with clean water once or twice should help alleviate the issue.