Always read the product label for complete information on fabric composition and care.

Polyamide is a synthetic fiber with elasticity properties that exceed wool (20 times) and cotton (10 times). Polyamide consisting fabrics are non-creasing, strong and elastic, but having low light resistance, they can easily fade or turn yellowish. Thus, polyamide is usually blended with natural fibers to reduce the negative properties. Such blended materials fit nicely, do not wear out, dry quickly and do not require any special care.

When washing polyamide fabrics, bleaching products are not recommended as these may cause tearing. Items can be washed at 40 - 60°C. Blouses, underwear and hosiery should be washed at 40°C, other light clothes and textiles at up to 60°C. Regardless of the items, low spinning speed should be used.

Tulle is a transparent fabric that resembles a fine net. In the old days, tulle was made of silk. However, since the introduction of natural fiber substitutes, it is mostly produced from polyester or other synthetic fibers. Tulle is most commonly used in curtains, wedding dresses and bridal veils.

In most cases, tulle can be washed in a washing machine at temperatures up to 40°C.

Lace adorned lingerie and other clothes are not recommended to machine wash as this can cause damage. Such items should be washed by hand in warm water with liquid detergent. Lace is recommended to soak in cold water 20-30 minutes before washing. Wash gently and do not wring the delicate lace. Pat dry with a towel or soft cloth. Then place the item on a flat surface wrapped in clean, preferably white fabric and shape it with hands. Allow to dry at room temperature and then iron through a dry and thick cloth, using a low temperature steam.