Our mulberry silk pieces are made from natural silk, selected for its exceptional softness, beautiful drape and refined feel against the skin. With thoughtful care, silk can remain beautiful for years to come.
How to wash mulberry silk
- Always follow the specific care instructions on the garment label.
- For delicate silk, hand washing in cold water is generally recommended.
- Use a mild detergent specifically suitable for silk or delicate fabrics, we recommend using shampoo and hand washing.
- Gently move the garment through the water. Do not rub, wring or twist.
- Rinse thoroughly in cold water.
How to dry mulberry silk
- Do not tumble dry.
- Gently press excess water from the garment using a clean towel. Do not wring.
- Lay flat or hang carefully to air dry, depending on the garment construction.
- Keep away from direct sunlight and heat while drying.
How to ironing & steaming mulberry silk
- Silk can crease naturally. This is part of the character of the fabric.
- If ironing is required, use the lowest suitable temperature and preferably iron on the reverse side of the garment.
- A steamer may be used carefully, keeping the steam at a suitable distance from the fabric.
- Avoid prolonged heat or placing a hot iron directly against the silk.
How to wearing & storage mulberry silk
- Avoid contact with sharp jewellery, rough surfaces and accessories that may catch or pull the delicate fibres.
- Perfume, hairspray, deodorant and other cosmetic products should be allowed to dry before the garment comes into contact with the fabric.
- Store clean and completely dry silk in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Avoid storing silk in plastic for prolonged periods. Allow the fabric to breathe.
Professional Care
For structured, embellished or particularly delicate Lemor silk garments, professional dry cleaning may be appropriate. Always refer to the care label and advise your dry cleaner that the garment is made from natural silk.