Childhood is for enjoying all the pleasures of that time – that’s how we should bring up our children. And if they become slaves to clothing or the environment, childhood remains a time of prohibitions. Of course, children should have respect for what they have and for what they are endowed with, which is also a very important condition for upbringing. But that’s not what this time is about…
When a mother buys a gorgeous, fluffy, seemingly fragile dress, she wonders: how will she look after it? After all, it’s exposed to an insane number of dangers during the festivities…
So, if you’ve decided to take care of the dress yourself instead of taking it to the dry cleaners, DON’T BE AFRAID:
READ. Sure, it might be better not to put it in the washing machine, but you can wash it by hand in cool water if you like, but do it as quickly as possible, and don’t leave it in the water. Remember that tulle and guipure must not be rubbed, pressed, twisted or drilled. Just hang it up to allow the water to drain away.
LEVEL. Tulle or guipure fabrics do not tolerate hot ironing, so only iron at the lowest iron temperature.
We wish you and your princesses the most spectacular celebrations and a fairy tale to last a lifetime!
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