Laundry Care Symbol Lookup

Understand the symbols on your clothing label before your next wash.

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Find the symbol
Search a word or pick a washing, drying, ironing, bleach, or cleaning category.
Read the instruction
Select a symbol to see what it means, what to do, and what to avoid.
Make a quick summary
Select every symbol on the label to combine the instructions into one reminder.
Use it whenever a care label is unfamiliar, especially before washing, tumble drying, bleaching, or ironing a new garment.
No. Read every symbol on the label together. A permitted wash method may still be paired with a drying or bleaching restriction.
Dots indicate temperature: fewer dots mean lower heat. Follow the exact label when possible.
No. The original label and the manufacturer instructions always take priority, particularly for technical fabrics.
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