Follow the finished-product label
These guides help you interpret care requirements; they do not replace the product label. Check washing, bleaching, tumble drying, ironing and professional-care instructions first. If information is incomplete, ask the supplier before choosing water or iron temperatures.
Scarves & hijabs
Review prints, dark areas, borders and hems. Hand wash only when the label permits it, using the specified method and avoiding hard rubbing, twisting or pulling edges. Follow the label for drying and ironing; ask a care professional about uncertain stains.
Bedding & pillowcases
Check each item label instead of applying pillowcase instructions to an entire bedding set. Review face/reverse materials, zips, edge details and seams. Inspect dimensions, closures and appearance after care; buyers should review repeated-care changes during sampling.
Sleep masks, bonnets & scrunchies
A silk outer face does not establish the composition of filling, lining or elastic. Check the full construction and its label. After care, inspect filling distribution, elastic recovery and seams. Do not immerse a padded mask or choose a general drying method without confirmation.
Pajamas & robes
Follow the whole-garment label, including buttons, piping, lining, embroidery and elastic parts. Do not choose ironing temperature from the word silk alone. Review length, size, seams and colour-blocked areas after care; stop repeated treatment if noticeable changes occur.
Storage & stains
Store dry items in a clean, ventilated place, away from rough clips and prolonged strong light. Before stain treatment, check the label, stain type and previous treatment. Do not apply household bleach or a stain recipe to an unknown material.
