Whatever the material of your lingerie, thefirst rule is to never use bleach. Use whenever possible soft detergent without sodium perborate.

The ideal way to wash your lingerie isby hand.  However, if you douse the machine, put your lingerie in a bag so that they remainprotected and separated from the other clothes. We strongly dissuade ourcustomers from colors and printed soaking. Using the drying machineis also strongly discouraged.

1. Natural fibers: COTTON, SILK, WOOL

COTTON:

Advantages:

Soft and pleasant to the touch,comfortable, stretchable, supple, heat and moist absorbent

Care:

No constraints, handles high heat andmachine washing

Shrinkage between 3 and 5 %

Subject to crease. Use iron

SILK:

Advantages:

Great softness, shiny

A cloth that is incomparable in its beautyand its fit. Thermo-protective

Care:

Delicate fabric

Hand wash cold with soft detergent

Keep away from heat, no rough handling

Wash colors separately. If printed upon:dry flat

No soaking, subject to crease

WOOL:

Advantages:

Warm, soft,  “material effect”

Delicate

Care:

Keep away from heat, no wash machine

Dry flat

Use delicate detergent

1. Artificial fibers: RAYON, VISCOSE, MODAL

Advantages:

Softness, sheen,create soft and flowing cloth

Care:

Low temperaturewash, preferably by hand.

Shrinkagebetween 4 and 7 %

Use delicatedetergent, subject to crease

Low heat ironing

1. Synthetic fibers: LYCRA, POLYSTER, POLYAMIDE, ELASTANE

Advantages:

Durable

Long lastingquality

Easy care

When combined,those fibers provide durability to the products

Care:

Wash machineonly at mid-temperature

Almostcrease-resistant, no ironing

No hot ironing(its melts!)

Understanding clothing care symbols on tags

Thanks to thesymbols printed on the tags you know exactly the right way to take care of thefabric to obtain an optimal conservation. These symbols are not always easy tounderstand. Here are a few: