If dry clean only is imprinted on the care label…dry clean only!

We recommend hand-washing and hanging dry to keep delicate and swimwear fabrics looking fresh.

Separate colors in appropriate color piles, soak roughly 3 minutes, rinse out all soapy residue, and lay-flat to dry.

If hanging dry, be sure to use the appropriate sized cloth or plastic hanger to avoid fabric shoulder puckering.

Never twist, ring, or leave garments rolled-up in a towel to dry. This can cause stretching, wrinkling, snagging, or colors to bleed.

Satiny, silky, lacy fabrics are highly susceptible to discoloration, snagging, and other imperfections, and should always be hand-washed and hung-dry.

Never iron satiny, silky or lacy fabrics, as discoloration and other imperfections may appear.

Swimwear should always be rinsed prior to use to set colors.

To keep elasticity strong and colors looking fresh, always rinse swimwear after each use to remove oils, pool chlorination and other residue.

Hot water from hot tubs and machines can cause loss of fabric elasticity, so avoid when possible.

Never dry delicate garments or swimwear in direct sunlight.

If you opt to clean by machines, use cold water with mild detergent, and set machines to lowest wash and tumble air-dry settings.

Hook hooks, zip zippers, remove laces and ties, and enclose in a mesh garment bag to avoid twisting or tangling during machine cycles.