• Care & Wash

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    • Lingerie Care
    • Nightwear Care
    • Swimwear Care
    • Beachwear Care
    • Care Symbols

    • Lingerie Care

      Bras
      Hand-washing is the best way to wash your bras. Whilst this may take a little longer, this will prolong their life and ensure they look their best for longer.
      Knickers
      Most of our knickers are machine washable. Delicate knickers, such as those made from silk or with decorative features like sequins and stones fare better when washed by hand.
      Guide to hand-washing:
      1 Fill sink or bucket with lukewarm water
      2 Add mild detergent for delicates
      3 Gently swirl to loosen any dirt
      4 Soak for an hour
      5 Rinse in cool water until water runs clear
      6 Squeeze our excess water without twisting
      7 Lie flat on clean towel to dry
      Please Note: To avoid your knickers fading, shrinking or stretching, follow the washing instructions on the label. Refer to your "What the Care Symbols Mean" section for help and guidance.

    • Nightwear Care

      Most of our nightwear is machine washable. Delicates such as silk, which is the most favoured fabric for nightwear with its soft, smooth and sexy feel, fare better when washed by hand. Please Note: To keep your nightwear looking good for longer always follow the washing instructions on the label. Refer to our "What the Care Symbols Mean" section for help and guidance.

    • Swimwear Care

      It is important to rinse out your swimwear in cool water immediately after use to get rid of any chlorine, perspiration and sun lotion which can have damaging effects on the fabric. Do not wring swimwear as this can damage the delicate fibres and cause it to lose its shape. Please Note: To keep your swimwear in the best condition for longer always follow the washing instructions on the label. Refer to our "What the Care Symbols Mean" section for help and guidance.

    • Beachwear Care

      Most of our beachwear is machine washable. Wash your whites and darks seperately. To avoid bright colours from running or discolouring turn your clothes inside out before washing. Please Note: To keep your beachwear looking good for longer follow the washing instructions on the label. Refer to our "What the Care Symbols Mean" section for help and guidance.

    • What TheCare Symbols Mean

      The following care symbols appear on the labels in your clothing, which will provide information on how bet to wash, dry and clean them. Following the correct Care labelling can help keep your delicates in the best shape possible for longer. Hand Wash Machine Wash at the indicated maximum temperature in degrees celsius. Single line underneath indicates Synthetic wash and double line underneath indicates Wool wash at the appropriate temperature. Do not Wash May be tumble dried with no temperature restrictions. One dot indicates tumble dry with low temperature settings (maximum 60°) and two dots indicate tumble dry with high temperature settings. Do not Tumble Dry Do not dry clean Dry Clean Only. The letters P, F, A and W indicate the type of clean required and is interpreted by the specialist dry cleaner. Any Bleach Allowed Only oxygen bleach/non-chlorine bleach allowed Do not bleach Iron. One dot indicates cool iron 100°. Two dots indicates warm iron 150° and three dots indicate hot iron 200°. Do not iron
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