Natalia’s Tips:

“I have some simple but helpful tips for the new owners of Moso Morrow on how to care for your elegant comfies. Good news – keeping your favourites fresh and beautiful for a long time is easier than you think!

Our fabrics are made of softest plant-based fibres that are easy to care for. Most of them have natural stretch and will expand around your body with wear. This is nothing to worry about as they return to the original shape after washing.

If you want your purchases to retain the fresh look and quality, please follow washing, drying and ironing recommendations below. We tried a few things and found that though taking care of both underwear and outerwear is pretty simple, some things do wonders and some are better avoided.

I listed them below.”

Washing and Drying

We recommend hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cool/warm water (30°C is best).

A washing bag for intimates will protect straps, cords and metal parts in machine cycles.

Please do not ring the garments, use a spin cycle or drip-dry your Moso Morrow garments instead.

You can wash them as often as you wish, as long as you follow our recommendations.

Hang them to dry in shape, away from direct sun. Do not tumble dry.

Dealing with Stains

Accidents happen.

For light stains like dust, dirt or makeup try a baby wipe first but ensure not to rub hard. If the stain is persistent rinse it well with warm water, then use a gentle machine cycle at 30°C. This will do the job in most cases.

Red wine, blood or coffee can leave nasty stains on our light absorbent fabrics. The following method is worth a try. After rinsing the area thoroughly with plenty of warm water (not too cold not too warm), apply a paste made with water and colour-safe NapiSan OxiAction onto the stain (just the stain). Work the mixture gently into the stain with your fingers in a circular motion without rubbing, add more water if the mixture becomes dry. Leave for about 15 min (or until the stain becomes lighter), then machine-wash it on a gentle cycle at 30°C.

Depending on the degree of the problem, success may not be guaranteed but this worked for us.

Storing and Ironing

When our garments dry naturally in shape, no ironing is required. Keep your garment on coat hangers so they they are always ready to serve you.

To enjoy a completely crinkle-free experience, we recommend using a hand steamer (especially if you prefer your garments folded on a shelf rather than hung on a coat hanger). Hand steamers are inexpensive, take almost no time to heat up and quickly smooth out any folds and wrinkles on our fabrics.

If your garment has printed artwork, do not iron it to avoid damaging the quality of the print. Steaming is the way to go.

Our fabrics love gentle steaming and will look lush and flowing when treated with a hot blow now and then.