1. Display & Environment

Hang your print in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or areas with high humidity (e.g., bathrooms).

Avoid placing the print where it will be exposed to airborne oils, smoke, or cooking fumes.

2. Cleaning

Dust gently with a clean, soft microfiber cloth.

Don't use cleaning sprays, water, or solvents directly on the canvas surface — these can cause damage to the inks and coating.

3. Handling

Always handle your canvas with clean, dry hands or wear cotton gloves to prevent fingerprints and oils from transferring.

Avoid pressing or touching the printed surface directly — even light pressure can create glossy spots or dimples in the canvas.

4. Storage

Store upright in a protective wrapping (acid-free paper or bubble wrap with the bubble side facing out) to prevent scratches.

Keep in a climate-controlled environment; avoid garages or sheds.

5. Stretching or Framing

If supplied rolled, have your canvas stretched or framed by a professional framer experienced with fine art canvas.

Allow the canvas to acclimate to the room’s temperature and humidity for 24 hours before stretching.

6. Longevity

Our poly-cotton matte canvas is printed with archival giclee inks designed for decades of indoor display.

Following these care instructions will help maintain the vibrancy and integrity of your artwork for many years.