Okay, the user wants me to translate "wash-and-wear" into Finnish. Let me think about the correct term.
First, "wash-and-wear" is a compound word, so in Finnish, it might be similar. The verb "to wash" in Finnish is "pesä", and "wear" is "kotelo" or "kosteus" depending on context. But since it's a product term, maybe there's a standard translation.
I recall that in Finnish, "wash-and-wear" is often translated as "pesu- ja kantokappale" or "pesu- ja kantokappaleet". However, sometimes it's also written as "pesu- ja kantokappale" without the plural. Let me verify that.
Alternatively, maybe "pesu- ja kantokappale" is the most common. I should check if there's an official term. Since the user wants the translation, and the original is in English, the correct Finnish translation would be "pesu- ja kantokappale".
Wait, but "kantokappale" can mean "garment" or "item of clothing". So "pesu- ja kantokappale" would be "wash and garment", which makes sense. I think that's the right translation. Let me confirm with a quick check. Yes, that seems correct. So the translation is "pesu- ja kantokappale".