1. Sort by Colour: Separate lights, darks, and colours to prevent bleeding.
2. Turn Inside Out: Protect the outer surface and any detailing by turning garments inside out before washing.
3. Use a Mesh Bag for Delicates: For items made of lace, chiffon, satin, or crepe, place them in a mesh laundry bag. This prevents snagging and tangling with other items.
4. Use a Cold, Gentle Cycle: Select the 'Delicate' or 'Gentle' setting on your machine and use cold water (15−25∘C). This is safest for preserving fabric fibres and colour.
5. Use Mild Detergent: Choose a gentle, liquid detergent. Avoid using bleach.
6. Air Dry Recommended: We strongly advise against using a high-heat tumble dryer. Instead, hang garments on a padded hanger or lay them flat on a drying rack to dry away from direct sunlight.
7. Iron on Low Heat: If ironing is needed, use a low temperature setting and press the garment on its reverse side.

1. Prepare a Basin: Fill a clean basin with cool water and add a small amount of mild detergent, mixing it in.
2. Wash Gently: Submerge the garment and gently move it through the water for a few minutes. Avoid harsh scrubbing or twisting.
3. Rinse with Cool Water: Drain the basin and refill with clean, cool water to rinse the garment. Repeat if needed.
4. Remove Excess Water: Gently squeeze out water. Never wring the fabric. To absorb more water, lay the garment flat on a clean towel, roll the towel up, and press down gently.
5. Dry and Iron: Follow the air-drying and ironing instructions listed above.

Best washed by hand in cool water. Avoid soaking for more than a few minutes. To prevent water spots, wash the entire garment rather than spot-cleaning. Iron on low heat while still slightly damp, using a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric to protect the sheen.

Wash in cold water to minimize fading and shrinking. If shrinkage occurs: The fibres can often be relaxed. Soak the garment for 30 minutes in lukewarm water with a small amount of hair conditioner. Do not rinse. Gently press out excess water, carefully stretch the garment back to size, and lay it flat on a drying rack to dry.

Lace is prone to snagging. Always hand-wash or use a mesh laundry bag in the machine. Handle wet lace carefully to avoid stretching or tearing the delicate threads. Never place an iron directly on lace. Iron on low heat, on the reverse side, with a pressing cloth for protection.

A durable fabric that is machine-washable on a gentle, cold cycle. Avoid high heat. High temperatures from a dryer or iron can permanently damage the fibres. Always use low heat settings.

A very delicate, lightweight fabric. Hand washing is highly recommended.
Hang to dry immediately after washing to prevent deep wrinkles. It dries very
quickly. Iron only when necessary, on the lowest possible setting and with a
pressing cloth.

Wash in cold water to maintain the fabric's signature textured surface.
To prevent stretching, avoid hanging when very wet. Lay flat on a drying rack to begin
the drying process before moving to a hanger.

To protect the smooth, high-shine surface, always wash and iron this fabric inside out. Hand washing is best to prevent streaks or water spots. Use low heat setting when ironing the reverse (dull) side of the fabric.