Japanese fabric Ougi pattern on blue background

To optimise the cleaning of your fabrics, it is recommended to use a mild, hypoallergenic detergent. Avoid harsh detergents that can damage fabric fibres and cause discolouration or premature wear.

When washing delicate fabrics in the washing machine, it is very important not to overload the machine, as this can compress the fibres and damage them. A delicate cycle at 30° maximum will keep the original look longer.

Wash fabrics of the same colour together to avoid fading or unwanted colour transfer.
It is also recommended to use a laundry net to protect delicate fabrics during washing. Laundry netting helps prevent excessive rubbing and stretching which can damage the fabric fibres and cause the gold or silver appliqués on some of our fabrics to fade.

This is a gentle and effective method of washing delicate prints. Cleaning with cold water will be important. Avoid rubbing the prints too hard as this may damage them. After cleaning, rinse the fabric thoroughly with warm water to remove any detergent residue. Avoid wringing or spinning the fabric as this may damage it.

Also avoid using a tumble dryer as this can damage the fabric fibres. Instead, place them on a clean, flat surface or hang them on a hanger to dry in the open air and shade.