Caring for your scarf can be tricky, especially because many are made from a range of fabric blends. Silk, wool, cotton, linen, each material is unique and calls for a special type of care.
To help your scarf last for years to come, follow its product label for washing and drying instructions. If your scarf does not have care instructions, check its label for a fabric description, which will give you a better idea of what textile you're working with. Most scarves are very delicate, so handwashing with a mild detergent, using cold water, and lying flat to dry is usually a safe option. To prevent shrinking or misshaping, refrain from harsh detergents, high heats and hanging to dry. If you're still unsure how to care for your scarf, consult a professional dry cleaner in your area.
