Fabric Care

With proper care, silk products can last a lifetime without losing their quality. As it is a natural fibre, how you store, wash and wear your silk will impact the longevity of its life. Your silk pieces deserve gentle care to last beautifully. Here’s how to hand wash them at home.

01/ Cool wash only

Fill a basin with cold or lukewarm water.
Avoid hot water — it can damage silk fibers.

02/ Use delicate fabric detergent 

Add a small amount of detergent safe for delicates, or use a mild baby shampoo (silk protein fibres are similar to our own natural hair). A little detergent goes a long way. Do not bleach as the harsh chemicals will damage the fabric. 

03/ Wash with similar colours

Submerge the silk garment in a silk-only load, with similar colours only. Gently swirl it in the water for 2–3 minutes.
Avoid scrubbing or wringing.

04/ Rinse with fresh, cool water.

Repeat until all detergent is removed. Press out any excess water gently.

05/ Gentle drying only

Lay the garment flat on a clean towel.
Gently pat or roll it up to absorb excess water. Avoid wringing or tumble dry. 

06/ Air-dry in shade 

Reshape and air dry flat or on a padded hanger (for tops). Avoid direct sunlight.

07/ Remove creases

Give it a light steam or iron on silk settings to remove creases. 

08/ Storage

Store your silk in a cool, dark place to protect it from light and humidity.
For travel, fold it gently into our silk organza bag to keep it breathable and safe on the go.

Tip: To restore the silk's shine, soak the garment in a vinegar bath (half parts water half parts vinegar) for 2-3 minutes before rinsing it thoroughly again. This helps to remove any residual soap in the fibres and also restores the silk's original qualities – softness and shine.

For a visual guide, watch the video below: