Vinyl is carefully crafted from a cotton base coated with 70% recycled polyurethane.

This material offers excellent resistance to water, stains, and wear, providing durability under the right conditions.

Care

To maintain it's quality, hang vinyl items on hangers. Store them in cotton covers to prevent creasing and reduce the risk of color transfer, as vinyl can absorb pigments from other materials. Avoid direct heat sources like irons or steamers, and skip dry cleaning unless the facility specializes in vinyl care.
For cleaning, a damp cloth will suffice, no harsh chemical needed. As for the logo, a simple school eraser can remove superficial marks. If the logo is significantly damaged, you can contact the client service and/or one of our stores for guidance on replacement.

Our ribbed knit are thoughtfully crafted with a distinctive pattern, blending viscose and polyester yarn for a perfect balance of form and function. The elasticity of viscose knit not only helps it retain its shape beautifully over time but also ensures that its colors remain vibrant, even after repeated washing.

Care

To maintain the quality of these knits, we recommend hand washing in lukewarm water and gently wringing them out with minimal twisting. This delicate care helps maintain the fabric's integrity and prevents any fading, especially on the white logo.

Our vintage leather derives its qualities from the lambskin from which it is made. renowned for its softness, flexibility, and luxurious texture. The youthful nature of this leather, along with the fine grain, provides excellent resilience complemented by a subtle elasticity, all without compromising its elegant and timeless appearance.

Care

To maintain its beauty, regularly dust the leather with a soft, dry cloth and apply a specialized cream or lotion every three to six months. This routine helps preserve its flexibility and extends its lifespan.

The cotton gabardine denim without elastane is the essence of an authentic and timeless wardrobe. Its "sandy" vintage wash gives the garments a unique patina, reminiscent of pieces that have been worn, aged, and laundered, creating a continuous cycle of wear and renewal. The iconic whiskers, a signature of denim, highlight the naturally worn areas at the knees, elbows, and upper thighs. A lighter wash, especially pronounced along the seams, enhances this aged look, grounding each piece in a vintage aesthetic full of character and history.

Care

Turn the denim garments inside out to reduce wear and fading during washing. Always wash denim with similar colors to avoid any color transfer.

The interlock is a double-knit fabric, known for its exceptional stretch and durability. Unlike jersey, it’s crafted with two rows of interlocking stitches, creating a smooth, uniform surface on both sides. This unique construction gives it a thicker, heavier feel than jersey, enhancing its resilience. Despite its weight, the interlock retains excellent elasticity due to its double-knit structure, effortlessly returning to its original shape after stretching.

Care

This supple and resilient material can be easily machine washed on a soft cycle at 30°C. For optimal care, turn it inside out and place it in a protective garment bag.

Jersey is a unique fabric, crafted from a single thread using a knitting technique rather than traditional weaving. This method imparts exceptional flexibility and elasticity. At Courrèges, jersey—whether crafted from cotton or polyester—epitomizes the innovative textile values that the House has championed since its inception.

Care

To preserve the quality of our jersey fabrics, we recommend hand washing in lukewarm water and gently wringing them out with minimal twisting. Choose to air dry the garments flat to avoid deformation. These simple precautions will help maintain the elasticity, softness, and overall appearance of your jersey clothing in the long term.

Crepe fabric is known for its textured, lightweight surface, though it can also be thicker and more structured depending on the weave. Sometimes made from natural materials such as silk or wool, or synthetic fibers like viscose or polyester, it continues the legacy of the House. Its unique texture arises from the use of twisted yarns, which lend it its distinctive quilted relief.

Care

Crepe is a delicate fabric for which dry cleaning is essential. For optimal results, choose a high-quality dry cleaner to preserve the integrity of the material.

The second skin embodies the héritage of our House, with a fine lightweight jersey that subtly reveals the skin through delicate transparency. Composed from nylon and elastane, it delivers unmatched lightness and comfort. Ideal for layering under a dress or jacket, this fabric creates airy, form-fitting pieces that elegantly enhance the silhouette with sophistication.

Care

To preserve the quality of our jersey fabrics, we recommend hand washing in lukewarm water and gently wringing them out with minimal twisting. Choose to air dry the garments flat to avoid deformation. These simple precautions will help maintain the elasticity, softness, and overall appearance of your jersey clothing in the long term.

Eco-twill is inspired by Japanese craftsmanship and the traditional design of workwear, blending acetate and polyester fibers to produce a durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric. Crafted in a twill weave, characterized by pronounced diagonal lines formed by the alternating passage of warp and weft threads, it is then cut on the bias to enhance the garment's ease and fluidity, all without the need for elastane.

Care

To preserve the quality of the fiber, opt for a delicate dry cleaning. Its natural wrinkle resistance also makes maintenance effortless.

Varsity cotton, made from 62% cotton and 32% polyamide, merges the softness of natural cotton with the resilience of polyamide. This blend provides the breathable comfort of cotton paired with the durability of polyamide.

Care

This supple and resilient material can be easily machine washed on a soft cycle at 30°C. For optimal care, turn it inside out and place it in a protective garment bag.