Care Guide
Wool needs little washing and plenty of care. Whenever you can, air the garment out between wears and wash it only when necessary.
For isolated or stubborn stains, we recommend dry cleaning.
Washing
Wash by hand, in cold or barely lukewarm water, with a small amount of neutral soap or a gentle wool wash.
Submerge the garment gently, without rubbing, agitating or wringing.
Avoid the washing machine, even on wool or delicates cycles.
Soaking
Let the garment soak for 15–20 minutes, moving it only slightly, without rubbing.
Rinse with water at a similar temperature to the wash and, above all, at room temperature. Sudden changes in temperature can shrink or felt the wool.
To take it out, lift it from the water with a strainer and let it drain without stretching or wringing the garment.
Drying
Remove excess water by pressing the garment gently with a towel. Don't twist or wring it.
Lay it out on a dry towel, on a flat surface, and gently ease it back into shape with your hands.
Let it dry naturally. Never tumble dry.
Storage
Store garments clean and completely dry, preferably folded.
For longer periods, protect wool from moisture and moths.
Silk is a delicate fibre. Whenever you can, air the garment out between wears and avoid washing it too often.
For isolated or stubborn stains, we recommend dry cleaning.
Washing
Wash by hand, in cold or barely lukewarm water, with a small amount of mild silk detergent.
Submerge the garment gently, without rubbing or agitating.
Let it soak for just a few minutes and rinse with cold water.
Don't use bar soap, brushes, chlorine or bleach.
Drying
Remove excess water by pressing the garment gently with a towel. Don't twist or wring it.
Lay it out on a dry towel or hang it on a wide hanger, in the shade and away from heat sources.
Never tumble dry.
Ironing
Iron silk inside out, ideally with a steam iron on low heat.
Avoid ironing directly on the front.
Storage
Store the garment completely dry, on a padded hanger or folded inside a fabric bag.
Protect it from direct light, moisture and moths.
Linen and cotton are resilient, easy-care fibres. Washing them gently helps preserve their texture, shape and colour.
Treat stains as soon as possible. For stubborn stains, we recommend dry cleaning.
Hand washing
Wash in cold or lukewarm water with a small amount of mild detergent, without bleach.
Submerge the garment and let it soak for 10–15 minutes.
Move it gently, without rubbing or wringing, and rinse in clean water.
Machine washing
Use a delicate cycle, with cold or lukewarm water and a small amount of mild detergent.
Wash separately or with similar colours, and avoid mixing with heavy pieces such as jeans or towels.
Take the garment out as soon as the cycle ends.
Drying & ironing
Avoid the tumble dryer.
Lay the garment out on a flat surface or hang it in the shade. Ease it into shape with your hands while it's still damp.
Linen can be ironed inside out, on medium heat, ideally while it still holds a little moisture.
Storage
Store garments clean and completely dry, folded or on suitable hangers to keep their shape.
Protect them from dust and moisture.