The art of preserving beauty

1. Italian Viscose

For pajamas, bathrobes, dresses, and sets with T-shirts.

Viscose is a “breathable” material of natural origin. When wet, it becomes more vulnerable, so it needs to be treated gently.

• Washing:
  • We recommend hand washing in cool water (up to 30°C).
  • If you use a washing machine, select the ‘Delicate’ or “Silk” cycle without spinning.
    
  • Use only liquid detergents for delicate fabrics (preferably pH-neutral). No bleach.
• Drying:
  • Do not wring out the product! Gently pat it dry with a towel to remove excess moisture.
  • Dry flat on a horizontal surface, away from direct sunlight and heaters.
• Ironing:
  • Viscose is best ironed while it is still slightly damp.
    
  • Iron exclusively on the reverse side at a low temperature (Silk setting).
  • Using a steamer is the ideal way to restore the fabric’s softness.

2. Silk Velvet

For velvet collections (Jagger, etc.).

Velvet is a royal fabric with a pile that does not tolerate rough handling.

• Cleaning: For velvet items, we recommend professional dry cleaning (dry cleaning). This ensures that the pile remains fluffy and the product does not lose its shape.
• Home care (at your own risk):
  • If you still decide to wash at home, only hand wash in cold water. Do not rub!
  • Never iron velvet with an iron! This will “flatten” the pile and leave marks.
  • To remove creases, use only a vertical steamer, holding it 5-10 cm away from the fabric.

3. Eye Masks

Masks are filled with soft material to block light, so they should not be soaked for long periods of time.

• Only gentle hand wash in cool water.
  
• Do not wring out. Dry on a towel.
  
• Avoid getting creams and oils directly on the mask fabric to prevent staining.

4. Slippers

• Do not machine wash — this will damage the sole and shape.
• Cleaning: Spot clean only. Use a damp cloth or sponge with a mild detergent to gently remove stains.

5. Storing

• Darkness: Store items in a closet, away from light, to keep the color deep and rich.
• Air: Velvet items are best stored on hangers to prevent the pile from creasing. Viscose pajamas can be neatly folded on a shelf, separating them with tissue paper.
  
• Scent: Place a lavender sachet nearby — this will not only protect against moths, but also add a touch of tranquility to your sleep.