We recommend you either dry clean (dry cleaning will ensure the longest life for your silk) or gently hand wash silk in cool or lukewarm water with silk friendly detergent. Separate brights, lights and darks when washing. It is best to dry your silk items flat on a towel and iron carefully once dry on a low heat to remove creases.

Silk should be kept out of direct sunlight when stored as this can fade the colours and should be kept away from water other than to wash your items. Do not spot clean with water as this can cause water stains.
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If your silk snags on something, it is best not to pull the threads as this will create a bigger pull in the fabric. You can carefully cut the snagged threads away and this should not affect the integrity of the fabric.
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If washed in the washing machine, a delicate or hand wash cycle should be used at 20 or 30 degrees celsius. Ideally your silk items should be washed inside a mesh lingerie bag to protect them. Do not tumble dry silk, dry silk flat instead.
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Over time, silk may shrink between 5-10% from repeated washing. The satin finish can also lose some shine after repeated washing.