Microfibre is made by processing synthetic fibres with artificial ones. It is extremely thin and lightweight for complete comfort.

Microfibre provides maximum breathability and protection from the elements, so it is often used to make sportswear.

Microfibre clothing can typically be machine washed with a specific cycle at no more than 30°C, preferably in a mesh bag.

It is best not to use a lot of laundry detergent to avoid creating too many suds. Dry microfibre in a well-ventilated space away from direct sunlight.

If microfibre clothing is hung along the seams to avoid creases or, even better, on a hanger, it will not need ironing.