Anemos Kaftan Travertine

Washing:

The
safest way to wash delicate silk garments is to take them to a professional,
a dry cleaner.The
safest way to wash delicate silk garments at home is to hand wash them.Wash
it in a bucket with cold to moderate water to prevent shrinkage.

Add
neutral or alkaline-based soap. Do not use highly acidic soap or soap
containing detrimental detergents or bleach, for these soaps will damage the
silk.Soak it in soapy water for no
more than 5 minutesScrub it gently to remove
odors and stains.If
you have to place the silk garment inside a washing machine, you should use
the 'Silk', 'Delicate' or 'Handwash' cycle and use silk wash or a delicate
detergent.We
recommend placing any silk items inside a mesh laundry bag or
pillowcase to avoid snags or damage caused by the drum.Don't
leave your silks wet in the machine. Take the garment out of the machine and
use a towel to soak up excess moisture.Hang
it to dry. Do not dry in direct sunlight. Exposing your garment to long
bursts of sunlight can cause the colors to fade or even damage your silk
fabrics.Do
not tumble dry. Silk is very delicate and the high temperatures of the tumble
dryer can shrink or damage your silks.Do
not use wooden drying racks, for they can stain the fabric.

Ironing and After Care:

Turn
garment inside out and turn the iron to low heat or the silk setting. Only
iron silk when dry. Put a cloth between the silk and the iron. Do not spray
or wet silk when ironing.Hang
silk garments in a cool, dry place. Store silk in a breathable plastic back
if you’re planning to put it away for a long time. Keep silk out of the sun.
Use moth repellant when storing silk.Stain
Removal Tip: Spot treat any stains with cool water and a diluted
solution of detergent. Test the solution on a part of the garment that's
hidden or concealed, and if there is no adverse reaction, blot the stain with
the solution before soaking. Be gentle when spot treating silk, as rubbing
one spot too much can lighten or damage the fabric.