It's pretty simple.
Hand wash separately in lukewarm water, roll in a cloth (or paper towel), then either hang to dry or iron while damp. Always use the lowest (silk safe) setting, which is usually the lowest cotton setting, and iron on the reverse side of the silk.
A few more tips:
Hand wash separately in lukewarm water, roll in a cloth (or paper towel), then either hang to dry or iron while damp. Always use the lowest (silk safe) setting, which is usually the lowest cotton setting, and iron on the reverse side of the silk.
A few more tips:
- You can use fabric softener, and it will make your scarf even more soft over time.
- Some vibrant colored scarves might bleed a little the first few washes so always wash separately.
- When ironing a dry silk, be sure to use the steam setting on your iron.
- It's not recommended that you dry your scarf in the dyer, however, for water-marbled scarves if you are "setting" the paints and have been instructed to do so, then go ahead, following the instructions attached to the bag your scarf came in.
- When in doubt, just ask. We are always willing to help.