Yes, but only if you have a washing machine with a hand-wash setting. You will recognise this setting by the “hand in the tub” near your program button.
NB: when you actually wash by hand, the water is often warmer than you think it is. Please be careful to use lukewarm water and a little bit of (fluid) detergent. Also make sure that the item is not left in the soap for too long.

Our Fellows United sweaters, sports shirts and T-shirts are mostly made of cotton. Back in the day, it was recommended to leave these items in a mixture of water and vinegar overnight. Do not try this! Please always make sure to wash these items separately in your washing machine when washing them for the first time. You will find the symbols to help you further maintain your item on the label.

Shirts will come out of the dryer with fewer wrinkles when it is not excessively loaded. Put the shirts in the dryer first, remove them after about 10 minutes and then hang them up on a hanger. Now continue with the other laundry. Another helpful tip is to iron the shirts when they are still a little damp. This mostly goes for the natural fibres such as cotton, linen and wool.