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Product Care
Rosier.US / Product Care
For the pieces
you treasure.
A considered care routine helps your Rosier.US pieces keep their shape, texture and finish. Follow the instructions on the product page and the garment's sewn-in care label; both take precedence over the general advice below.
Find care advice by materialEveryday care
Small habits, lasting care
A few thoughtful steps before and after each wear.
Refresh
Pause before a full wash
Wash when it is needed. Between wears, let garments air and address small marks with spot cleaning before opting for a complete wash.
Protect
Keep treatment gentle
If the label permits washing, choose a mild detergent and a low temperature, and handle the fabric with care.
Preserve
Make storage part of care
Put pieces away clean and dry, protecting them from humidity, friction and extended exposure to sunlight.
The material guide
Care to suit each texture
These are general recommendations. Always give priority to the garment's care label.
Silk & satinA soft sheen and flowing finish
Arrange professional dry cleaning if the instructions require it. Where hand washing is allowed, choose cool water and a detergent intended for delicates. Avoid rubbing, wringing or lengthy soaking. Dry out of direct sunlight, and apply steam gently from the reverse side.
Lace, mesh & embellishmentsFine fabrics and decorative finishes
Take care to prevent lace, beads, sequins, appliqués and hooks from catching or snagging. Professional cleaning is often the safest choice. Do not rub embellished sections or place an iron directly on decorative details. Lay the garment flat for storage, or leave enough room to keep its trims from being compressed.
KnitwearGentle support for a soft shape
Follow the stated washing method. If hand washing is permitted, support the wet garment and do not twist it. Ease it back into shape on a flat towel and leave it to dry naturally. Store knits folded: hanging can stretch both the shoulders and the length.
DenimColor and character with every wear
Reduce washing frequency where practical. If machine washing is approved on the label, turn the denim inside out, select cool water and wash alongside similar colors. Air drying helps retain its shape and color. Avoid long periods in direct sunlight, which can fade the fabric unevenly.
Tailoring, wool & tweedDefined silhouettes and textured fibers
Let pieces air between wears and remove surface dust with light brushing. Follow any dry-clean-only directions. Place jackets and coats on shaped hangers, empty their pockets before putting them away, and allow air to circulate rather than keeping them sealed in plastic for extended periods.
Cotton & linenNatural fibers with an easy finish
Wash in cool water or at a low temperature only if the care label allows it. Reshape while the fabric is still damp and air-dry when possible. For steaming or ironing, use the temperature stated on the label. Linen's natural creases are part of its character and need not always be pressed out completely.
Stretch & structured fabricsCare for contour and construction
High temperatures can weaken stretch fibers and change a garment's shape. Respect dry-clean-only directions where given, and tumble dry only when explicitly allowed. During storage, avoid making sharp folds through boning, cups or structured panels.
Cleaning, drying & finishing
Take a softer approach
Handle with less friction, limit heat and allow enough time.
Spot cleaning
Respond promptly and gently
Use a clean, light-colored cloth to blot a fresh mark. Scrubbing can spread a stain or affect the fabric's surface. Try any treatment on an inconspicuous area first. For delicate, colored or embellished fabrics, ask a professional for advice.
Washing
Cool, mild and sorted with care
If machine washing is permitted, secure the fastenings and turn the garment inside out. Place delicate items in a laundry bag, group similar colors together and leave the machine enough room rather than overfilling it.
Drying
Support the garment's shape
Choose air drying when the label allows it. Hang woven pieces carefully and lay knitwear flat to dry. Keep garments away from radiators and prolonged strong sunlight. Tumble drying should be used only when expressly permitted.
Steaming & ironing
Use only the heat you need
Test steaming first and keep a short distance from the fabric. When appropriate, iron on the reverse with a pressing cloth. Keep direct heat away from lace, sequins, prints, faux leather, coated materials and delicate trims.
Storage & protection
Room to rest between wears
Thoughtful storage helps protect a piece's color, shape and details.
- Make sure every garment is clean and fully dry before putting it away.
- Choose padded or shaped hangers for dresses, tailored pieces and delicate shoulder areas.
- Keep knitwear and heavy pieces folded to prevent stretching.
- Cover embellishments and separate them from fabrics that could catch on them.
- For extended storage, use breathable garment bags instead of sealing natural fibers in plastic.
- Protect garments from direct sunlight, damp conditions, perfume and household sprays.
Care advice from Rosier.US
Let us help you care for it.
Share the product name or link, a clear picture of its care label and the question you have. If there is a stain or damage, include close-up photographs before trying any further treatment.
