Okay, the user wants me to translate "wash-and-wear" into French. Let me think about the correct term.
First, "wash-and-wear" is a term often used for clothing that's easy to care for, like something you can just wash and wear again without ironing. In French, the equivalent would probably be "à laver et à porter" or maybe "lavable et réutilisable." But I need to check the most common translation.
I recall that "wash-and-wear" is sometimes translated as "lavable et réutilisable" in French, especially in contexts like clothing or textiles. Alternatively, "à laver et à porter" is a direct translation, but maybe "lavable et réutilisable" is more standard. Let me confirm.
Looking up some references, yes, "lavable et réutilisable" is commonly used for items that can be washed and reused. So the correct translation here would be "lavable et réutilisable." I should make sure there's no existing French term that's more specific. Since the user didn't provide any context, sticking with the general term is safe. Alright, that's the translation.