Traditional girls set 3yrs
Traditional embroidered clothes are a true treasure of our history and culture, so they require special treatment to maintain their beauty and durability.
WASHING
Hand Wash: We recommend washing the clothes by hand to prevent damage to the delicate embroideries. Use lukewarm water (no more than 40°) and a mild detergent. Do not let the clothes soak in water for a long time. Rinse well and squeeze gently, without twisting the fabric.
Machine Wash: If you decide to wash the clothes in the washing machine, set it to a delicate program and a maximum temperature of 40°.
DRYING
After washing, hang the clothes out of direct sunlight. Do not use a clothes dryer, as intense heat can damage the embroideries and the fabric.
IRONING
Iron garments inside out at a low temperature using the steam function of your iron if available. Avoid ironing directly on embroidery.
STORAGE
To maintain garments in optimal condition, store in a dry place and avoid exposure to direct sunlight for long periods of time, as this may cause the fabric to fade.
Traditional embroidered clothes are a true treasure of our history and culture, so they require special treatment to maintain their beauty and durability.
WASHING
Hand Wash: We recommend washing the clothes by hand to prevent damage to the delicate embroideries. Use lukewarm water (no more than 40°) and a mild detergent. Do not let the clothes soak in water for a long time. Rinse well and squeeze gently, without twisting the fabric.
Machine Wash: If you decide to wash the clothes in the washing machine, set it to a delicate program and a maximum temperature of 40°.
DRYING
After washing, hang the clothes out of direct sunlight. Do not use a clothes dryer, as intense heat can damage the embroideries and the fabric.
IRONING
Iron garments inside out at a low temperature using the steam function of your iron if available. Avoid ironing directly on embroidery.
STORAGE
To maintain garments in optimal condition, store in a dry place and avoid exposure to direct sunlight for long periods of time, as this may cause the fabric to fade.
Traditional embroidered clothes are a true treasure of our history and culture, so they require special treatment to maintain their beauty and durability.
WASHING
Hand Wash: We recommend washing the clothes by hand to prevent damage to the delicate embroideries. Use lukewarm water (no more than 40°) and a mild detergent. Do not let the clothes soak in water for a long time. Rinse well and squeeze gently, without twisting the fabric.
Machine Wash: If you decide to wash the clothes in the washing machine, set it to a delicate program and a maximum temperature of 40°.
DRYING
After washing, hang the clothes out of direct sunlight. Do not use a clothes dryer, as intense heat can damage the embroideries and the fabric.
IRONING
Iron garments inside out at a low temperature using the steam function of your iron if available. Avoid ironing directly on embroidery.
STORAGE
To maintain garments in optimal condition, store in a dry place and avoid exposure to direct sunlight for long periods of time, as this may cause the fabric to fade.