Pink Handcraft 100% Silk Scarf

1. The Gentle Wash
Silk is a natural protein fiber, much like your hair, and should be treated with similar delicacy.
- Professional Care
For best results, we recommend eco-friendly dry cleaning.
- The Hand Wash
If washing at home, use lukewarm or cold water (less than 30 degrees). Submerge the garment with a pH-neutral silk detergent.
Never soak your silk for more than 5 minutes, and avoid rubbing or wringing the fabric, which can damage the delicate filaments.

2. The Drying Ritual
- The Towel Press
Lay your garment flat on a clean, white towel and roll it up gently to remove excess moisture.
- Air Dry
Reshape the garment and lay it flat on a drying rack or hang it on a padded hanger away from direct sunlight. UV rays can cause the silk to become brittle and colors to fade.

3. Restoring the Finish
Wrinkles should be treated with gentle steam rather than direct pressure.
- Steaming
We recommend using a handheld steamer for a flawless, crease-free finish.
- Ironing
If you prefer an iron, use the lowest "Silk" setting. Always iron on the reverse side while the fabric is slightly damp, using a pressing cloth to protect the surface.

Pro-Tips 
- Storage
Silk needs to breathe. Store your pieces in a cool, dry place. For long-term storage, use breathable cotton garment bags rather than plastic.
- Application
Apply perfumes, hairsprays, and lotions at least 10 minutes before dressing. The alcohol and oils in these products can cause permanent "ring" stains on silk fibers.