Frequently asked questions
Where can I find care tips for the individual materials?
For materials such as boiled wool, linen, muslin, organic cotton, or cashmere blends, you’ll find detailed care instructions and tips for ensuring a particularly long lifespan on our materials pages and in our blog.
Why should I repair clothes instead of replacing them?
Every repaired garment saves resources and extends its lifespan. Often, a small repair is all it takes for a favorite item to be worn for many more months or even years.
Can I return well-preserved clothing to you later?
Yes. Well-preserved petit cochon favorites can—after prior inspection—be given a second life through our second-hand program.
Why do you offer a repair service?
We want high-quality clothing to be worn for as long as possible. Repairing conserves resources, avoids unnecessary new purchases, and is part of true sustainability for us.
How much does a repair cost?
We naturally carry out minor repairs covered by our quality guarantee free of charge. For other repairs, we will inform you transparently in advance about the process and any possible costs.
What repairs are possible?
Depending on the garment, loose seams, small holes, or other damage can be repaired, for example. Feel free to contact us with a photo so we can find the best solution together.
Can I have my clothing repaired?
Yes. Many minor damages can be repaired. Our goal is to ensure that favorite pieces can be worn for as long as possible.
How do I care for a cashmere blend?
Cashmere blends should be washed as gently as possible—ideally on the wool cycle with a suitable wool detergent. Then dry flat.
Do I need to wash boiled wool frequently?
No. Boiled wool has natural dirt-repellent properties. Often, it is enough to air out the garment thoroughly or gently brush it.
How do I wash baby clothes properly?
Most garments benefit from a gentle wash cycle with a suitable detergent. Always follow the care instructions on the label and on the respective product page.