Take Care of Your Garment Right
We can't stress enough how important it is to keep these fabrics looking their best, so make sure to follow the right washing instructions! By giving your clothes some TLC, you'll rock these stylish pieces for ages while keeping them in tip-top shape.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature only.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature only.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only or 30degree C. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature. Set the iron on the medium or 2-dot heat setting . Use steam to remove creases. Or you can spray on some water before applying the iron to the garment.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature only.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature only.
- Dry Clean:
Dry clean recommended to keep the garment in perfect condition. - Hand Wash:
Also reccommended to hand wash with a mild detergent and cold water for best results. - Machine Wash:
Cold machine wash on gentle mode only or 30degree C. - Ironing:
Iron on low temperature. Set the iron on the medium or 2-dot heat setting . Use steam to remove creases. Or you can spray on some water before applying the iron to the garment.
FAQ
Any questions about fabric care?
Can I use bleach for white clothes?
Bleach & any other form of chemicals are NOT advised to be used as it may damage the garment forever. The best way to rescue your white clothes from old stains is to soak them in vinegar. An important tip is to pour a cup of vinegar into a bowl and soak your white clothes for 30 minutes. Rub the stains with a baking powder and vinegar mixture. And lastly, leave the mixture for 2 minutes and rinse.
Will my garment shrink overtime?
Any fabric can be expected to shrink about 1 to 3 percent, even dry clean only garments. Manufactured fibers will shrink the least, and natural fibers the most.
Why do you use blended fabrics for some garments?
Blending of fibers is done to enhance the performance and improve the aesthetic qualities of fabric. Fibers are selected and blended in certain proportions so the fabric will retain the best characteristics of each fiber. Blending can be done with natural and man-made fibers, but is usually done with various combinations of man-made fibers or man-made and natural fibers.
Is there a safe way to machine wash the garments?
A mesh laundry bag is a key to fresh clothes. This bag will protect your clothes from damage if your washing machine does not have a gentle setting. But it is still recommended to hand wash in lukewarm water for best and long-lasting results.
How to store the garments?
Ttore dresses, silky skirts, blouses and delicate garments on hangers to keep the shape. Store cotton and linen garments folded to avoid hanger marks and growing. Organize and clean your closet every once in a while to maintain good folding and ventilation.