GarmentCare Guide 
Washing Dark Clothing
Dark color introduces concerns about fading and dye transfer, but it does not eliminate differences in fabric and construction. A heavy dark garment and a delicate dark blouse may need separate loads. Check care labels, handle uncertain dyes cautiously, and choose compatible temperatures and products instead of treating every black or navy item as interchangeable.
Protect the surface during washing
Ariel's guidance on fading focuses on the way garments are sorted and handled, including turning suitable clothing inside out. Avoid treating all colored textiles as one load regardless of their care needs. A strong or dark dye can still require separate washing until its behavior is known.
Match detergent and temperature
The guide connects color care with compatible washing products and settings. Use the garment label to establish limits and avoid unnecessary heat or harsh treatment. Preventing fading is a continuing routine rather than a guarantee supplied by a single product, particularly when the clothing includes prints, blends, or details with their own care requirements.
