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Care guide

At Fereya, we believe that true luxury lies in the details—both in the craftsmanship of our garments and in the way they are cared for. Our pieces are designed to be timeless investments, crafted from the finest natural fabrics, including silk, shantung silk, cotton, wool crepe, and linen. To preserve their beauty and longevity, we recommend the following care guidelines.

Silk 

A textile synonymous with refinement, silk is cherished for its fluid drape, luminous sheen, and natural softness. Caring for it requires intention and delicacy.

Cleansing Ritual: Dry cleaning is highly recommended to preserve the silk’s protein structure and natural luster. For occasional hand washing, use cold water and a silk-specific, pH-neutral detergent. Gently immerse without rubbing or wringing; silk should be treated as one would fine jewelry.

Drying Protocol: Do not tumble dry. Instead, place the garment on a clean towel, roll to remove excess moisture, and lay flat to air dry away from direct sunlight, which can cause fading and weaken fibers.

Finishing Touch: If ironing is necessary, do so on the reverse side, using the lowest silk setting and a pressing cloth. A steamer may also be used to restore drape without direct heat contact.

Storage Considerations: Hang using padded hangers inside a breathable garment bag. Avoid plastic or vinyl coverings. Store away from light, heat, and humidity to prevent yellowing and fiber breakdown.


Shantung Silk

A noble fabric with a distinctively crisp hand and irregular texture, shantung silk reflects understated opulence. Its slubbed surface—both visual and tactile—is part of its rare charm and must be cared for accordingly.
• Cleansing Ritual: Professional dry cleaning only. Shantung’s unique weave is highly sensitive to moisture and agitation, and hand washing may alter its texture or cause puckering.
• Drying Protocol: Never machine or air dry post-wash at home, as the structured nature of shantung requires expert handling to maintain its shape. Let your dry cleaner handle all aspects of care.
• Finishing Touch: If needed between wears, use a garment steamer from a safe distance to gently ease creases—never press directly with an iron, as heat and pressure can flatten the slubs and compromise the fabric’s character.
• Storage Considerations: Hang on a wide, padded hanger to preserve its silhouette. Cover with a natural-fiber garment bag and store upright in a cool, dark place to avoid crushing the fabric’s crisp structure. Avoid overcrowding in the wardrobe.


Cotton

A versatile, breathable fabric that becomes softer over time with proper care.

  • Washing: Machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold or lukewarm water. Use a mild detergent.
  • Drying: Air dry for longevity or tumble dry on low heat to prevent shrinkage.
  • Ironing: Medium heat with steam for a crisp finish. Use a pressing cloth to protect the fabric.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Fold neatly or hang on padded hangers.

 

Wool Crepe

Known for its elegant drape and refined texture, wool crepe requires mindful maintenance.

  • Washing: Dry clean only to preserve the fabric’s integrity.
  • Freshening Up: Use a fabric steamer to remove wrinkles and refresh the fibers. Avoid excessive ironing.
  • Storage: Hang on a padded hanger to maintain shape. Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets to protect against moths.

 

Linen

Renowned for its effortless sophistication and breathability, linen only improves with age.

  • Washing: Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach.
  • Drying: Air dry or tumble dry on low heat to maintain softness. Remove while slightly damp to prevent deep wrinkles.
  • Ironing: Iron while damp using medium to high heat for a polished look, or embrace its natural texture for a relaxed elegance.
  • Storage: Fold rather than hang to prevent stretching. Store in a cool, dry space.

 

General Tips for Luxury Garments

  • Always check the individual care label before washing.
  • Use a mild, pH-neutral detergent to protect delicate fibers.
  • Keep garments away from direct sunlight and humidity to avoid fading and fiber damage.
  • Allow clothes to rest between wears to maintain their structure and freshness.

 

With the right care, your Fereya pieces will remain as timeless and refined as the day you first wore them.