How to Care for Your Bigfoot Merchandise So It Lasts

Proper care keeps bigfoot clothing looking fresh and durable, whether you're wearing a beanie, hoodie, or hat regularly.

Updated 4 Sep 2026 3 min read 6 sections

Bigfoot Kick watch cap beanie — Watch cap beanie$30.00Image from the merchant

Proper care keeps bigfoot clothing looking fresh and durable for years. Whether you own a watch cap beanie, a bigfoot hoodie, or a squatch hat, simple washing and storage habits protect your investment and keep colors vibrant.

Wash Bigfoot Clothing the Right Way

The first rule of caring for bigfoot clothing is knowing your fabric. Most Bigfoot Kick pieces mix cotton and polyester, which handle machine washing well on a gentle cycle. Turn items inside out before washing to protect prints and colors from fading. Use cold water and skip the bleach, which can dull logos and weaken fibers.

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For bigfoot hoodies and heavier pieces like the midnight foot, wash with like colors in a mesh bag if you have one. This reduces pilling and keeps the garment from getting tangled. Avoid fabric softener, which leaves buildup and reduces breathability over time.

Dry your bigfoot clothing on low heat or hang dry when possible. High dryer temperatures shrink cotton blends and damage elastic on beanies and hat bands. If you’re drying a bigfoot hoodie or the bigfoot for one piece, pull it into shape while still damp to keep the fit true.

Storage Tips That Prevent Damage

Where you store bigfoot clothing matters as much as how you wash it. Fold pieces like bigfoot hoodies and the midnight foot instead of hanging them, which can stretch shoulders and necks over time. Use shelf space or a drawer to keep them flat and wrinkle-free.

For beanies like the watch cap beanie, beanie watch cap, or mens watch cap beanie, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Sunlight fades colors gradually, especially on screen-printed logos. Avoid damp basements or humid closets, which encourage mold and odors.

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Keep accessories like the bigfoot pin stored separately in a small box or pouch. Pins can scratch other pieces or lose their backing, so giving them dedicated space protects both the pin and your other gear.

Treating Common Wear Issues

Pilling on bigfoot clothing, especially on hoodies and the bigfoot for one piece, is normal with cotton blends but easy to fix. Use a fabric shaver or soft brush to gently remove pills without damaging the underlying material. Work in one direction and avoid over-scrubbing.

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For loose seams or threads on your bigfoot hoodie or big foot hats, trim the thread short and apply a drop of clear fabric glue to prevent unraveling. This takes 30 seconds and extends the life of your piece significantly.

If your squatch hat or watch cap beanie develops a stain, spot-treat it immediately with cold water and mild soap. Work from the outside in to avoid spreading the stain deeper into the fabric. Rinse well and air dry.

Handling Bigfoot Hat and Beanie Care

Beanies and bigfoot hats need specific attention because they’re worn close to the scalp and face. Wash the bigfoot hat or mens watch cap beanie separately from heavier items to prevent matting. If your beanie watch cap gets wet, reshape it while damp by pulling the brim and crown gently to the right proportions, then let it air dry.

Never wring out a wet beanie, which permanently distorts the shape. Instead, squeeze gently or roll it in a clean towel to remove excess water. Store dry beanies stuffed loosely with tissue paper to help them hold their shape between wears.

When to Reach Out for Help

For stubborn stains or damage to expensive bigfoot clothing, don’t hesitate to take the piece to a professional cleaner familiar with printed apparel. They can remove stains without damaging logos or fading colors.

If you notice defects with a new bigfoot hoodie, watch cap beanie, or other piece from Bigfoot Kick, contact the store within the return window. Many issues are covered under their quality guarantee.

Maximize Your Investment with Discounts

Taking care of your bigfoot clothing extends its life, so you get more value from each purchase. Grab the code to get 15% off your next order and stock up on pieces you’ll love for years. Whether you’re adding to your collection or replacing a favorite, discounts make it easier to own multiple items and rotate them for longer-lasting wear.

Store your bigfoot clothing correctly, wash it gently, and address small issues quickly, and your beanies, hoodies, and hats will stay looking sharp through seasons of wear.

Questions

Can I put bigfoot clothing in the dryer?

Yes, but use low heat or delicate settings. High heat can shrink cotton blends and damage elastic on beanies and hats. Air drying is safest for hoodies and printed pieces.

How do I remove pilling from my bigfoot hoodie?

Use a fabric shaver or soft brush to gently remove pills in one direction. This is a normal wear issue on cotton blends and doesn't mean your hoodie is damaged.

What's the best way to store a watch cap beanie?

Store it flat or stuffed loosely with tissue paper in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Avoid tight elastic bands that can deform the shape.

Should I wash bigfoot clothing with other colors?

Wash with like colors on a gentle cycle in cold water. This prevents dye transfer and protects the colors and logos on your bigfoot clothing pieces.

Can I use fabric softener on my bigfoot hat or hoodie?

Skip fabric softener. It leaves buildup on the fabric, reduces breathability, and can dull printed logos over time.

What should I do if my bigfoot pin backing breaks?

Store it separately in a small box and consider a pin backing replacement kit from a craft store. Keep the pin away from other pieces to prevent damage.