Care Guide
We want to help you keep your pieces in good condition, and proper care is the key.
Hand washing is the most gentle way to care for your garments. It creates the least friction and strain on your clothing. NOTE - Please see individual fabrics for specific care instructions.
This is certainly the most convenient method of laundering. Cool water and delicate cycle will always be the most gentle on you garments. Turning garments inside out while placing in a mesh garment bag will prevent further wear and tear. Heat and friction break down fibers so implementing these methods will help extend the life of your pieces. Please see individual fabrics for specific care instructions. Every Blau garment is meant to last a lifetime. Wear and tear is natural for beloved garments and mending contributes to their longevity. We are still in the early stages of developing our mending program and are eager to share more details with you soon. In the meantime, should a garment of yours require repair, please email hello@blau-collections.com |
100% Linen Linen is long lasting, when cared for properly, and gets softer with each wash. It's a low impact fiber known for its thermoregulating and anti-bacterial qualities. Gentle Cycle or Hand Wash
Steam to release creases while maintaining the natural rumpled texture. Press on medium heat to create a smooth appearance. Dry Cleaning—if desired, dry clean sparingly. DO NOT bleach. |
0% Recycled Cotton, 30% Organic Cotton. Using recycled cotton recaptures the value of existing materials that would otherwise be considered waste. This cotton has been created by Manteco—a mill that has been manufacturing recycled textiles since 1943. Gentle Cycle or Hand Wash
Dry Cleaning—if desired, dry clean sparingly. DO NOT bleach. |
98% rayon, 2% polyester—deadstock fabric sourced in USA Gentle Cycle or Hand Wash
Dry Cleaning—if desired, dry clean sparingly. DO NOT bleach. |
100% Silk Silk is delicate so treat it gently. As a general rule avoid friction and strain to keep it in it’s best condition. We recommend laundering your silk pieces every 2-3 wears. Hand washing your garments with a soap made for silk (we like The Laundress delicate wash) and dry cleaning once per season..
If you must, you can wash silk in the machine on a delicate cycle with silk detergent. Because silk is very delicate even a gentle cycle can be damaging. Using a mesh bag helps to reduce friction and snags.
DO NOT scrub or wring your silk garments. It will damage the fabric so treat them gently. |
84% Tencel, 16% Linen TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers are extracted from sustainably grown wood using a closed loop system minimizing the environmental impact of production.
Dry Cleaning—if desired, dry clean sparingly. DO NOT bleach. |
Wool is made of keratin, the same protein as human hair. It’s a really resilient fiber, and washing wool can actually be good for it. As a general rule avoid friction and heat. Much like the hair on your head this damages the fiber. Never put your wool garment in the dryer...unless you want it to come out half it's original size. We recommend steaming to maintain it's shape. If you do need to press your wool garment use a press cloth to help protect the fabric. Hand wash
DO NOT machine wash or dry your wool garments |