Care Instructions for Your Lingerie

We encourage you to …

  • Use a mild soap (wool shampoo or pure household soap flakes).

  • Wash and delicately rinse in cold water.

  • Fill the sink again with cold water and add a teaspoon of white vinegar to help remove soap residue.

  • Rinse it once more in cold running water.

  • Lay your beautiful silk out on a fresh towel to dry or hang it up and allow to air dry.

  • Use iron at coolest temperature setting and Iron your silk on the inside of the garment to create a seamless shine.

We encourage you to …

  • Place your beautiful silk inside a mesh laundry bag before throwing it to your washing machine.

  • Add mild soap (wool and silk soap).

  • Machine wash and select a cool, delicate cycle and choose the shortest spin cycle.

  • Lay your beautiful silk out on a fresh towel to dry or hang it up and allow to air dry.

  • Use iron at coolest temperature setting and Iron your silk on the inside of the garment to create a seamless shine.

  • Not tumble dry and make sure you keep your beautiful silk out of direct sunlight.

We encourage you to …

  • Fill your sink or a spacious bowl with lukewarm water. Add two capfuls of Lingerie Wash and swish it around using your hand.

  • Gently place your delicate items into the water, ensuring an even distribution of suds to cover all pieces.

  • Set a timer and allow your lingerie to soak for up to 30 minutes.

  • Run each piece under a lukewarm stream until the water runs clear.

  • Press or gently squeeze out the water, then either lay flat to dry or hang them evenly on a hanger or drying rack.

  • Though it might seem like an effort, hand washing your delicate items helps prolong their lifespan, keeps them looking fresh, and ensures a better fit over time.

Delicate black bodysuit handcrafted in Spain with intricate gold floral Iace embroidery hanging on a staircase railing.

We encourage you to …

While hand washing is preferable, if you need to machine-wash your bras: secure the hooks, place them in a lingerie bag, and avoid the dryer (as that's where the actual damage may occur).