How to Care
General Care Recommendation
- Washing: Use a delicate cycle at a temperature no higher than 30°C. Avoid aggressive detergents.
- Spinning: Do not wring out the fabric after washing. Let it air dry naturally.
- Drying: Avoid direct sunlight, as it may alter the fabric’s color.
- Spinning: Do not wring out the fabric after washing. Let it air dry naturally.
- Ironing: Use the correct temperature setting depending on the fabric type.
General Store Recommendation
- Store items in a clean, dry place, away from moisture and dust.
- Fold linen items instead of hanging them to prevent deformation.
- Hang satin items to prevent wrinkling.
- Do not store velvet under pressure, as it may damage its texture.
- Avoid using plastic bags for storage, as they can cause condensation and fabric damage.
Linen
Linen is a natural material that becomes softer and more pleasant to the touch over time. However, to maintain its shape, follow these rules: Linen is a natural material that becomes softer and more pleasant to the touch over time. However, to maintain its shape, follow these rules:
- Washing:
- Hand or machine wash recommended at temperatures up to 30°C.
- Use a delicate cycle without spinning.
- Detergents:
- Choose mild liquid detergents that help preserve fabric texture.
- Drying:
- Lay the item flat to dry, avoiding direct sunlight.
- To prevent creases, shake the item before drying.
- Ironing:
- Best ironed while slightly damp.
- Use high temperatures, but for embroidered areas, use a lower setting.
- Additional care:
- To maintain crispness, spray with fabric starch.
Satin
Satin fabrics have a noble sheen and smooth texture, requiring particularly delicate care:
- Washing:
- Use a delicate machine cycle only.
- Water temperature should not exceed 30°C, without spinning.
- Stain removal:
- Do not use bleach. Spot clean stains with gentle stain removers.
- Drying:
- Do not tumble dry—satin dries very quickly naturally.
- It is best to dry items vertically to avoid creases.
- Ironing:
- Iron at 140-150°C.
- Use the steam function for faster smoothing.
- Additional care:
- To enhance fabric structure, rinse with liquid starch or apply dry starch after drying.
- Dry cleaning:
- Allowed, but avoid trichloroethylene-based solvents.
Items with velvet inserts
Velvet is a delicate fabric that requires careful handling:
- Washing:
- Delicate cycle, temperature up to 30°C, no spinning.
- Cleaning:
- Avoid bleach.
- If stained, use a gentle detergent or opt for professional dry cleaning.
- Ironing:
- Always iron from the reverse side at a medium temperature.
- To maintain the velvet’s texture, use a steamer without pressing the surface directly.
Care for embroidered fabrics
Embroidered fabric requires special attention, as it may slightly shrink or change shape after washing. This is a natural process that is easy to correct.
- To restore the item’s original shape, thorough ironing is sufficient.
- You can iron embroidered fabric, but always from the reverse side.
- Use the steam function on your iron or a slightly damp cloth to smooth out the texture.
- If the item has slightly shrunk after washing, gently stretch it by hand before ironing—this will help bring it back to its original shape.
Dyvoshyv textile products combine tradition and modernity, creating a unique interior accent. Proper care of the fabrics and embroidery will help preserve their beauty and durability for years to come. Follow our recommendations to keep your items as luxurious as they were on the day of purchase.
