Turn the gown inside out and place it within a protective mesh laundry bag. Hand wash in cold water, or use your machine's most delicate hand-wash cycle. Because our gowns are dyed to achieve highly saturated, signature shades, the fabric may release excess dye during its first few washes. Always wash the dress entirely separately from other garments to prevent color transfer.

Never use bleach or harsh chemical solvents, which will immediately degrade the specialized fibers and strip the color

To preserve the structural integrity of the waistline and seams, always lay the gown flat to dry in a shaded area. Never hang the dress while wet; the heavy drape of the waterlogged fabric will stretch the seams and distort its elegant shape.

While laying the dress flat is strictly preferred, you may use a strict no-heat, gentle tumble dry cycle if necessary. Always keep the gown secured inside a soft laundry net to prevent the fabric from catching or scratching against the machine drum.

For optimal, effortless maintenance, professional dry cleaning is highly recommended. Instruct your cleaner to use standard solvents on a low-heat setting.

The luxurious drape of the MultiWrap comes from synthetic fibers that are highly sensitive to direct heat. Never apply a hot iron directly to the dress. For a flawless, event-ready finish, gently hover a garment steamer over the fabric. If a traditional iron is your absolute only option, use the lowest possible heat setting and place a thick, clean cotton towel directly between the iron plate and the gown.

When storing your gown long-term, fold it gently and keep it in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging it by the wrapping bands for prolonged periods to prevent stretching. When traveling to an event, gently roll the dress rather than folding it to minimize sharp creases in your luggage.