Size and Care Guide

For fabrics having materials such as recycled polyester, elastane, cotton, or polyester, machine washing is suitable. However, please follow the care instructions outlined below to ensure best fabric longevity and performance.

Make sure to fasten all bands and clasps on your bralettes before washing. This will prevent them from snagging or getting caught on other delicate items, keeping everything in good condition.

Place your lingerie in a mesh laundry bag to provide extra protection for delicate fabrics such as lace. This helps prevent snagging, stretching, or damage during the wash.

Set your washing machine to the delicate cycle, ensuring a gentle wash

Keep the water temperature at 30 degrees or lower, as hot water can weaken the fabric and elastic, causing your lingerie to wear out more quickly.

However you wash lingerie, always air-dry it away from heat and direct sunlight. Hang or lay it flat on a drying rack to preserve its quality. Avoid tumble dryers, as high heat damages spandex and elastics, causing delicate pieces to lose shape.

Handwashing is the ideal way to care for underwear made from delicate fabrics, such as lace or silk, helping to maintain their quality and longevity.

Fill a sink or washbasin with cool water and add two capfuls of a delicate wash detergent. Gently mix until it’s evenly distributed.

Gently submerge the items in the water, ensuring they are fully covered, and leave them to soak for 30 minutes.

Rinse the lingerie thoroughly with cool water, ensuring all the soap is completely washed away, leaving the fabric clean and fresh.

Avoid wringing the items. Instead, press the water out gently using your hands or use a soft towel to carefully absorb the moisture.

Regardless of how you wash your lingerie, always air-dry it away from heat and direct sunlight. You can hang it up or lay it flat on a drying rack. Never, under any circumstances, use a tumble dryer—the high heat can damage lingerie.