Care dos and don'ts

Three kits with the recommended tag on the cheapest one, on purpose.

A static mockup of the sewn in care label sits beside its five stitched symbols, each translated into a plain instruction and the damage it prevents.

Four seasons, one five minute task each, and a Summer row that says do nothing.

Three short tutorial cards, each with a video thumbnail, runtime, a job summary, and the tools it uses, closed by a filming note.

Year 0 to 5 as four tiles, what patina is normal at each, cracking named as a claim, not aging.

Five bench answers, early cracking is a claim, and the vegan question unguarded.

A three step mail in repair process sits beside a six line price list with turnaround times and a closing note on repair claims.

Four stains with do now, never do, and bench it if, ink answered honestly.

Storage rules beside the image, the shipping bag revealed as the storage bag.

Five steps with minute estimates, seams first, and the paid bench option offered without apology on row five.

Three material routines in tabs, numbered steps, a frequency line, one item each.

The $22 brass fob page with three spec rows, the straight faced guarantee, and shipping honesty.