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A care preset is a saved set of care symbols with their wording. You make presets in Organization details, under Care instructions, and each product follows one. Presets use the standard textile care symbols (ISO 3758), the same ones found on care labels.
The Care instructions section with a preset called Default product care, marked Company default and used by 340 products, showing four care symbols and their wording, with Add care preset and Apply the default to all products

A care preset set as the company default

How products use presets

  • Every product follows your company default preset.
  • You can give a product a different preset on its page. See Certifications and care.
  • When you edit a preset, every product on it follows the change.
The symbols appear on the public passport and on printed labels.

Create a preset

1

Start

Click Add care preset and give it a name, for example “Wool knitwear”.
2

Choose a symbol for each treatment

The preview under On the care label shows the symbols and their wording as you go. “Still to choose” lists what is left.
3

Add extra instructions, if needed

Use Extra instructions for anything the symbols do not cover.
4

Save

Click Save preset.
Your first preset becomes the company default.

Change the company default

Click Make default on a preset. Products that follow the company default now follow this one.

Apply the default to every product

To reset all products to the company default, click Apply the default to all products and confirm.
This replaces the care preset on every product, including products you gave a different preset. LUXIMA tells you how many products were updated.

Edit a preset

Open the preset, change the symbols, and click Save changes. Products on this preset follow the new version.

Remove a preset

Click remove on the preset. There is no confirmation step.
  • Products that used it go back to the company default.
  • If you remove the default itself, your oldest remaining preset becomes the default.
Each preset shows how many products use it, so check that number first.