• We recommend dry-cleaning all Shanghai Tang cashmere, especially when silk lined or embellished.
• Treat stains as quickly as possible; rinse immediately with cold water: hot water may set the stain. If garments get wet, allow to dry away from direct heat, then brush with the nap. If stains persist, dry cleaning may be the only solution.
• For machine washing, secure the garment in a tied pillowcase and set on gentle cycle, cool water. Do not spin, tumble or use the dryer. Once washed, on a flat surface, lay the sweater on a fresh, dry towel, until thoroughly air dried.

NB: Give garments a rest between wearing for at least 24 hours; wrinkles will vanish Otherwise, steaming will help take the wrinkles away.

Washing is recommended every 3 or 4 wearing wash and store all cashmere knits inside out.

• Dry clean or hand wash in cold water.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not tumble dry, lay flat to dry.

• Most stains can be removed by soaking in warm water before washing. Remove stubborn stains by soaking in a MILD bleach solution for up to one hour.
• Avoid storing directly on top of each other, as this may scratch the surface.

• Remove all silver jewelry before showering, cleaning or swimming.
• Clean silver jewels with soap and water (not detergent).
• Silver should be store in a dry place.
• Frequent light cleanings are recommended to avoid tarnishing.

Avoid excessive heat, water and direct sunlight. Don’t use chemicals, saddle soap, furniture polish, oils or varnish. Store in a dark place or under a cover to avoid colors to fade.

• Cowhide/Lamb nappa: regularly brush with a soft brush, or wipe clean with a damp cloth.
• Suede: brush regularly with a soft suede brush or rub gently with a plastic foam block. Minor stains and marks may be removed with a hard rubber eraser, or a fine emery paper.
• Shearling: use a lint brush or suede sponge to remove minor spots and stains.

• Handle with care, fragile natural gemstone, avoid physical impact.
• Clean with dry cloth, no detergent.

• Most stains can be removed by soaking in warm water before washing. Remove stubborn stains by soaking in a MILD bleach solution for up to one hour.
• Avoid storing directly on top of each other, as this may scratch the surface.

Lacquer should be handled with care and protected from:

• impacts and scratching,
• chemicals, detergents and sea water.

To keep clean, regularly wipe with a dry soft cloth.