Clothing

To preserve the rich colour and integrity of your Denim, turn your garments inside out before washing to protect the outer surface. Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle to prevent fading and shrinkage, use a mild detergent free from bleach. Air dry your denim by laying it flat or hanging it, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent colour distortion.

Our RDS certification ensures that every piece in our collection - from luxurious outerwear to elegant bedding - is crafted with down sourced ethically and sustainably. When you see ‘Responsibly Sourced Down’ label on a Holland Cooper item, you can be confident that the down inside is sourced from birds treated with the utmost care and respect.

We strictly prohibit live-plucking and force-feeding, ensuring all down is collected humanely.

Every feather can be traced back through our supply chain - from the farm to your wardrobe - upholding our commitment to quality and transparency.

Our suppliers follow rigorous animal welfare standards. Birds are raised in clean, comfortable environments with access to proper nourishment.

Independent third-party audits verify that our down meets the highest standards of ethical sourcing, allowing you to wear our pieces with pride.

We believe in transparency, allowing you to make informed choices about the products you invest in.

Waxed garments cannot be machine washed, dry cleaned or cleaned with harsh detergents. To clean, use a damp cloth to gently remove dirt and debris. For tougher stains, a soft brush may be used. Avoid soaking or scrubbing, which can strip the wax coating.

Store your waxed items in a cool, dry place - away from direct sunlight or heat sources, which can cause the wax to dry out prematurely. Use a sturdy hanger to maintain the jacket’s shape. Avoid folding, as they could lead to creasing and cracking.

Regularly inspect your jacket for areas where the wax has worn thin, especially around high-movement zones such as the elbows, shoulders, and seams. This is a natural part of the jacket’s aging process and character, but re-waxing these areas promptly will extend its life and performance.

To maintain the water-resistant properties and signature finish of your waxed jacket, we recommend relaxing once a year - or whenever the jacket starts to lose its lustre. 

You will need:
A tin of wax dressing
A soft sponge or cloth
A hairdryer or a source of gentle heat

1) Start with a clean, dry jacket. Lay it flat on a smooth surface such as a table or countertop. Slightly warm the tin of wax by placing it in warm water or gently head it with a hairdryer – this softens the wax for easier application. 

2) Using the sponge or cloth, apply the wax in small circular motions, working on one section at a time. Ensure even coverage and pay special attention to seams, creases, and high-wear areas.

3) Once the jacket is fully coated, use a hairdryer to gently warm the fabric. This helps the wax absorb deeply into the fibres, ensuring a long-lasting finish. 

4) Hang the jacket in a warm, well-ventilated space for at least 24 hours. This allows the wax to set and cure properly. The jacket may feel slightly oily or tacky at first – this will subside as the wax settles into the fabric. 

Caring for your Holland Cooper waxed jacket is a rewarding process - ensuring it remails a cherished piece in your wardrove for years to come. With each re-waxing, your jacket will continue to tell its unique story, embodying the spirit of British craftsmanship and heritage.

Before wearing, consider gently steaming your garment to smooth out any creases from packaging. This will help restore its natural shape and enhance the fabric’s overall appearance. Always use a pressing cloth to protect the fibres from direct heat and maintain their delicate texture.

Hand wash knitted garments in cool or lukewarm water using a mild, wool friendly detergent to gently clean the fabric. Avoid wringing or twisting, as this can distort the knit – press out excess water between two clean towels instead.

Lay the garment flat on a clean, dry towel, gently reshaping it to its original form. Avoid hanging or stretching, as this may cause misshaping. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent fading and fibre damage.

Fold knitted garments rather than hanging them to maintain shape and avoid stretching. Store in breathable garment bags or cotton storage bins to protect from dust and moisture. For long-term storage, consider adding lavender sachets or cedar blocks to naturally deter moths.

Some bobbling is natural, but with regular care it can be minimised. Gently remove bobbles with a soft fabric comb. Avoid contact with rough surfaces that can cause friction and damage the knit.

Treat stains promptly by blotting with a clean cloth to absorb excess liquid. Use a mild stain remover suitable for knitwear, testing on a small, inconspicuous area first. Follow up with a gentle hand wash to remove any residue.

Do not expose knitted garments to excessive heat from tumble dryers or direct ironing. If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth. Steamers are ideal for refreshing the garment while preserving its structure.

Regularly inspect your knitwear for signs of wear or damage. Address any issues early, such as loose threads or minor snags, to preserve the garment’s integrity and extend its lifespan.

Before wearing your wool garment for the first time, we recommend giving it a light steam with a cool iron to remove any creasing and to freshen the fabric. Always use a pressing cloth between the iron and the wool to protect the fabric from direct heat.

Store your wool garments in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use padded or wooden hangers to help maintain the shape of structured pieces like blazers and coats. Always allow garments to breathe, and for long-term storage, place them in a Holland Cooper garment bag for added protection.

After each wear, gently brush your wool garment with a soft-bristled clothing brush to remove surface dust and dirt. This helps keep the fabric clean, fresh, and enhances the wool’s natural lustre. Regular brushing prolongs the life of the fabric and maintains its refined appearance.

Wool is naturally resistant to wrinkles, but if creases appear, hang the garment in a steamy bathroom or use a handheld steamer at a safe distance to avoid water spotting. For more persistent wrinkles, use a cool iron with a pressing cloth. Never apply heat directly to the wool.

Wool garments do not require frequent cleaning, as over-washing can strip the fabric of its natural oils. Spot clean minor stains with a damp cloth and mild detergent. For a complete refresh, opt for professional dry cleaning – preferably by a specialist in wool care.

Wool garments can be professionally tailored to achieve a precise fit – such as adjusting sleeve or leg length. Please note, garments that have been altered are non-returnable. For bespoke adjustments, explore out Holland Cooper bespoke service, offering tailored alterations to create a truly unique piece.

Ensure garments are clean before storage, as moths are attracted to dirt and body oils. Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets as natural detergents. For long-term storage, always use your Holland Cooper garment bag – allowing the wool to breathe while protecting against pests.

To preserve the tailored silhouette, avoid hanging garments on thin wire hangers, which can distort the shape. When travelling, use a garment bag and fold items carefully to minimise creasing. Light steaming upon arrival will help restore their original condition.

At the end of the season, ensure garments are thoroughly clean and dry before storing. Use breathable garment bags to protect against dust and moisture – avoid plastic covers, which can trap condensation and lead to mildew.

We recommend having your wool garments professionally pressed and cleaned at the beginning and end of each season. This routine care maintains the structure, integrity, and luxurious appearance of the wool – ensuring your investment remains timeless.

Before wearing your performance linen garment for the first time, we recommend giving it a light steam or press to remove any creases caused by the packaging. This will refresh the fabric and restore its natural drape.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Use padded or wooden hangers for structured items like blazers and trousers to help maintain their shape. Softer garments such as shirts and dresses should be folded and stored flat to avoid stretching. For long-term storage, use breathable garment bags to protect the fabric while allowing it to breathe.

Creases may naturally soften and drop out with body heat during wear. For a smoother finish, a gentle steam is ideal. If ironing is required, use a cool heat setting and a pressing cloth to avoid direct contact and protect the fibres.

Performance linen garments require professional dry cleaning to maintain their structure, softness and refined appearance. The specialised care prevents shrinkage and preserves the fabric’s unique qualities. Always use a reputable dry cleaner experienced in handling delicate, high-performance fabrics.

Should a spill occur, blot the area gently with a clean cloth to absorb excess liquid – avoid rubbing, as this can set the stain further into the fabric. Take the garment to a professional cleaner promptly and be sure to inform them of the stain’s origin to ensure proper treatment.

For a personalised fit, performance linen garments can be professionally tailored. Please note that altered garments are non-returnable. For bespoke adjustments, we recommend using a trusted tailor our Holland Cooper Bespoke service where available.

To preserve the luxurious quality and performance of your linen garments, we recommend regular professional dry cleaning. With the right care, your Holland Cooper performance linen pieces will continue to deliver exceptional comfort, elegance, and durability for seasons to come.

Before wearing your leather or suede garment, treat it with a high-quality protector spray specifically formulated for leather or suede. This creates a protective barrier against moisture and stains, helping preserve the material’s luxurious finish.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can cause fading and drying. Use padded hangers to help maintain the garment’s shape, and avoid plastic covers as they can trap moisture and lead to mildew.

Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe away any surface dirt. For stubborn marks, use a leather cleaner – always apply the product to the cloth first, not directly to the garment. Work in gentle circular motions and avoid excessive water, as it may cause the leather to stiffen.

Gently brush suede with a suede brush to lift surface dirt and restore the natural nap. Avoid contact with water, as it can leave permanent marks on the delicate suede fibres.

If your garment becomes wet, gently blot away excess moisture with a clean, dry cloth. Never use heat sources to dry leather or suede; allow the item to air dry naturally at room temperature.

Apply a high-quality leather conditioner every few months to maintain suppleness and prevent cracking. Use a soft cloth, allow the conditioner to absorb fully, and avoid wearing the garment until it is completely dry.

Avoid spraying perfumes, hairsprays, or applying lotions after dressing, as these substances can stain or damage both leather and suede surfaces.

For deep cleaning or treating persistent stains, consult a professional cleaner who specialises in leather and suede. Regular maintenance by experts will help extend the life and appearance of your garment.