Wash, bleach, dry, and iron care icons you can copy and paste. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
The official ISO 3758 laundry care symbols printed on clothing tags are not encoded as standalone Unicode text characters, so this reference gathers the closest Unicode equivalents — emoji and geometric shapes — grouped by what each care instruction means: washing and water, bleaching, drying, ironing heat levels, and “do not” prohibitions. Every tile copies a single character you can paste into care labels, packing lists, notes, and posts. Use the Unicode name shown beside each symbol so readers know exactly what it stands for.
Closest Unicode stand-ins for the wash-tub care instruction — water, detergent, and machine-wash cues.
The bleach care symbol is a triangle; an empty triangle means bleach is allowed and a crossed one means do not bleach.
Sun, circle, and square shapes echo the tumble-dry and line-dry care icons.
Iron care symbols use one, two, or three dots for low, medium, and high heat — these Unicode dot characters mirror that scale.
On a care tag, a cross through any symbol means do not do it. Pair these with the symbols above to signal do not wash, bleach, dry, or iron.
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