Care guide

care guide

Clothing care

Silk fabric should be hand-washed in water at a temperature of 30°C (no higher).
Do not wring out the items after washing.
Do not machine-dry the garments. Items can lose their shape and shrink at high temperatures.

To dry wet items, lay them flat on a smooth surface. Do not hang them on a hanger immediately after washing!

Use a clean white cloth to iron the clothing through it, or gently use steam to restore the item's volume.

Knitwear

Wash knitted items made of cotton, wool, synthetic fibers, and their blends in warm water up to 40°C (104°F) using a soap solution and mild detergents specifically designed for knitwear. Otherwise, items may become deformed or shrink.
Dry knitwear only in a horizontal position on a flat surface.
Iron knitted garments on the reverse side, following the direction of the loops, with a moderately heated iron not exceeding 110°C (230°F).
Due to improper care, knitted items often develop fabric pills.
It is best to remove pills using a special brush or a dedicated fabric shaver.

Chiffon

Hand washing at 30-40°C is permitted. Machine washing is allowed on a delicate cycle at 30°C without spin.
Do not use bleach or harsh chemicals during washing, as they can damage the fabric's texture.
The most important rule to remember: after washing, never wring out chiffon.
Hang it on a hanger and let the water drip off completely.
Chiffon can be dried on a flat horizontal surface or on a hanger.

Linen

Select the "delicate fabrics" or "hand wash" cycle. Linen items can be washed at a water temperature of 30-40°C. If the settings allow, disable the automatic spin cycle.
After washing, do not wring or twist the items.
Every iron has a special "linen" setting, which uses a relatively high temperature. Iron from the reverse side. Colored and light-colored items can be ironed on both sides, but dark items should only be ironed on the reverse side, as the hot iron may leave marks on them.