Spot cleaning and a steam refresh are often enough. Avoid fabric softeners—they weaken fibres and reduce breathability. Skip the dryer. Air drying helps maintain shape and longevity. Always check the care label before washing to ensure proper care. Handwashing is the gentlest way to preserve fibres and extend the life of your garment. If you're pressed for time and need to machine wash, use cold water, a garment bag, and a gentle detergent to minimise wear.

Silk is antibacterial and does not require frequent washing.
Spot clean with a dry microfibre cloth.
Steam iron between wears to refresh.
When necessary, cold hand wash with delicate detergent.
Wash with like colours and avoid wringing or twisting.
After washing, place the wet item on a towel, roll it up, and gently press to remove excess water.
Lay flat to dry in the shade.
For stains, consult your local dry cleaner. Anti-static spray on silk, check the label first as some sprays contain chemicals that can spot or stain delicate fabrics like silk. You can also use alternatives such as water and vinegar solution. Mix 1 cup distilled water with 1 teaspoon white vinegar in a spray bottle. Lightly mist the air around the garment and let the fabric hang dry.

Made using a closed-loop process with sustainable wood sources, these fibers are breathable, soft, and naturally resistant to wrinkles.

Spot clean with a damp microfiber cloth.
Steam between wears to maintain freshness.
When necessary, cold hand wash with delicate detergent.
Wash with like colours and avoid wringing or twisting.
After washing, place the wet item on a towel, roll it up, and gently press to remove excess water.
Lay flat to dry in the shade.
For stains, consult your local dry cleaner.

Wool requires gentle handling to preserve softness and structure.
Brush off dirt and lint regularly.
Steam between wears to refresh and remove wrinkles.
Spot clean with a damp cloth for small stains.
Dry clean only when necessary.
Store folded or on a hanger with support to prevent creasing.
For seasonal storage, use breathable garment bags and natural moth repellents like cedarwood.

Cotton is breathable and softens over time.
Steam iron between wears to refresh.
When necessary, cold hand wash with delicate detergent.
Wash with like colours and avoid wringing or twisting.
After washing, place the wet item on a towel, roll it up, and gently press to remove excess water.
Lay flat to dry in the shade.
Iron after washing to smooth natural creases.
For stains, consult your local dry cleaner.

If machine washing, use a cold, delicate cycle with a gentle detergent and a mesh garment bag. Remove promptly and lay flat to dry.