Description

Linen scarves are also made from silk, softer than raw silk but feeling thicker than pure silk. Linen scarves are popular because of their affordable price, suitable for the needs of many people.

Instructions for using and caring for towels

As one of the most luxurious fabrics, silk is characterized by its softness, smoothness, and delicate nature. Therefore, during use, you should pay attention to the following issues to keep your silk scarf beautiful and retain its color for longer:

How to wash towels

• If possible, you should dry clean your silk scarves. Tap water currently contains many substances like magnesium and calcium. When combined with soap, these can create white spots on the silk, ruining the appearance of your precious scarf and making them very difficult to remove.
• Silk scarves should not be washed in a washing machine.
• You shouldn't use hot water to wash silk scarves because hot water will damage the silk fibers and cause the natural dye to fade. Therefore, when you intend to wash a silk scarf, you should use cold water.
• Silk scarves should not be soaked in water for too long. When washing, use shampoo to help preserve the color and durability of the silk. Wash gently. When rinsing, add a little white vinegar and fabric softener to help maintain the color and make the silk last longer.
• Do not wash silk scarves with other clothes or fabrics.

How to hang towels to dry 

• Do not wring out all the water; leave some water in the towel. Then, use a hanger and clips to hang it up to dry.
• Choose a cool, dry place.

How to store towels

If you use it frequently, don't fold the scarf; just leave it on a hanger and hang it in your wardrobe like any other clothes. However, if you don't use it often, you should prepare a clean paper bag and put the silk scarf inside. This will help keep the scarf soft and free from dust.

Contact us

Customers can choose the style and color by leaving a note or calling the Hotline: 0985969864 – 0977241182 for advice.

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