How to Not Ruin Your New Favorite Shirt:

• Cold water only (save the heat for your engine, not your laundry)
• Turn inside out before washing (that graphic's got more miles to go, protect it)
• Use a gentle detergent (this garment-dyed cotton is smoother than your last downshift, keep it that way)
• First wash might bleed a little, so separate it from your fancy/white/clearer stuff (general recommendation for all new color clothes)
• Tumble dry low or hang dry (air drying recommended... You can even go all Adrian Newey and test its aerodynamic properties... Is it more aerodynamic than a cow? The world needs to know!)

Drying Instructions:

1. Avoid High Heat: Air-drying is best to prevent shrinking and maintain the soft texture.
2. Tumble Dry at Low Temp (Optional): If using a dryer, select a low heat or delicate setting.
3. Remove Promptly: Take the shirt out of the dryer as soon as it's dry to prevent wrinkles (nobody likes a shirt that looks like it comes from a 51G "racing inchident")

Additional Tips:

• Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents, as they can fade the color.
• Do not use fabric softeners, which may affect the shirt's texture (we don't recommend them at all for your clothing and for your own skin/health, as they ruin clothes' breathability)
• If the shirt has a graphic print, it's important to avoid ironing directly on the design. Use a pressing cloth or turn the shirt inside out when ironing.