Care advice for silk
These care and washing instructions are suitable for silk products such as duvets, pillows, bedlinen, kimono, shawls and other garments. If you follow our washing recommendations, you will significantly extend the life of your silk products.
How to wash silk products and fabrics?
General information
- It does not need to be washed, which is the hardest thing for many people to get used to - but yes, it is still clean because the smooth surface of the silk fiber does not allow anything to stick to the material (unlike the cotton fiber).
- If an accident was to happen, you can rinse the silk through with running water and squeeze out the water with towels and let it dry by itself.
- Dry cleaning is ok
- Do not use bleach
Washing silk duvet, blanket and pillows
- Shake it lightly and air it outside from time to time
Washing a silk kimono
- Wash by hand or use the wool/silk 30 degree program
- Only use mild detergents such as our Almgren's washing soap
- Do not use fabric softener
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron with high heat and steam
Washing silk shawls
- Wash by hand at 30 degrees
- Only use mild detergents such as our Almgren's washing soap
- Hang to dry
- Do not use fabric softener
- Do not tumble dry
Washing silk bedlinen
- Wash at 30 degrees
- Only use mild detergents such as our Almgren's washing soap
- Hang to dry
- Do not use fabric softener
- Iron to retrieve the glossy surface after it has dried